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  1. Another way:
    Set primary color to the shine color you want, then make it about 3/4 transparent (1/2 also works)
    Set secondary color to invisible (transparent)
    Set gradient type to radial, and make gradients where you want it to shine on a new layer
    Optional: Go to the bottom layer, select the transparent part on global mode, go to the top layer, and hit delete, this makes the shine only on the text rather than on the background too.
    (also make sure the gradient is small so it wont go all over the place)

  2. I saw a request for this in paint.net discussion and questions and thought i would make a tutorial on it so here you go!


    NOTE: SETTINGS MAY NEED TO BE ADJUSTED FOR DIFFERENT SIZED TEXT


    Plugins needed:
    AA's assistant from dpy's plugin pack
    Object Shadow, Outline object, and Feather Object from Boltbait's plugin pack
    Trail from Pyrochild's plugin pack

    End result:
    6qFo4xP.png

    Step 1: Remove the background (the blank white canvas) by pressing CTRL+A, then hit delete
    Step 2: Insert your text in all CAPS with the font Bahnschrift Condensed (comes with windows 10) color hex #FF1919
    (download if its not on your computer for whatever reason)
    KCbdaKW.png
    Step 3: outline object with following settings:
    Hp8mLyd.png
    Step 4: AA's assistant with all settings at max
    Step 5: Duplicate layer
    Anls9gO.gif
    Step 6: On bottom layer, apply trail with following settings
    ERjEakw.png
    Step 7: Select magic wand tool, set tolerance to 0, set flood mode to global, then click on the transparent part (still on bottom layer)
    image.png
    Step 8: Press CTRL+I to invert selection
    image.png
    Step 9: Set hex to #FF5959 and hit backspace on keyboard to fill selection, then deselect
    image.png
    Step 10: Run AA's assistant again with the same settings
    Step 11: Press CTRL+F to repeat aa's assistant
    Step 12: merge two layers together
    image.png
    Step 13: Object shadow with following settings
    image.png
    Step 14: Run Transparency Plugin at max setting
    image.png
    Step 15: Set magic wand to global flood mode, select the black, then adjust tolerance to the highest thing possible without selecting anything else
    image.png
    Step 16: Run transparency plugin again with following settings (can be adjusted to liking)
    image.png
    Step 17: Deselect
    Step 18: Run feather plugin
    ISj8xA4.png
    Finished!
    A2G5r7c.png

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  3. 31 minutes ago, Ego Eram Reputo said:

    The plugin combines quite a few extras into one package. BoltBait designed it with this in mind (see https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/115814-combined-adjustments-v10/). Having these controls in one interface makes it much easier to experiment. When you're an experienced artist like welshblue you'll understand the beauty of being able to finesse an image or effect with tools like these.

    But I am trying to say why spend time downloading when you already have the setting. He was only using the hue/saturation part not "Combining"

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