Luke Nukem

Is there any info about creating features and coding? Is there a library to use in Visual Studio for, well, IDE purposes. -- As I don't know what's objectively available if I'm just coding in a normal text editor.

Thanks. -- This will come in handy. It certainly does work for the examples I previously uploaded. -- BTW: I get a message saying I can't upload more than 256kB at a time, and another message saying I can't upload more than a total of 72.93 kB. WTF -- Fix this. - Those surely are backwards, and increase the total limit. My only issue is, it makes everything else semi transparent. Refer this: I had to add a red layer below to show where it is semi transparent, everywhere. Not the effect I wanted. I'm back to my original dilemma of trying to make a flood selection which fails because of shading, and "similar" colors. Here's the flood selection, which is horrible for trying to achieve what I want, including in use with Color Clearer. 0% Tolerance | 30% Tolerance In this particular case, in the full size image, 30% Tolerance selects less around the horns, and selects unwanted pixels all throughout the body. Flood Selection is in no way a part of this solution. I'd rather be hit by a meteor than service 20,000 pixels by pixel. What else you got? There needs to be a targeting tool with a circle shape, like the Paintbrush, which acts as a Masker, for dealing with edges etc.

Hi. Is there a way to achieve the below with Paint.Net? -- If No, then there should be! I've been struggling with quality in Paint.Net as there doesn't seem to be a way to mask gradients with transparency, PRESERVING THE GRADIENTS. I'm not as interested in converting them pixel by pixel. I should be able to: • State a color. Below it's White. • Select an area, or Flood, how ever the function would be implemented. • Click something, and it goes from BEFORE to AFTER. Other app, including games, do this. Example: I have a Warcraft 3 program that applies the proper button border over desired images. The assets that come with it, primarily the regular button border has a few rows of transparent black so the image is darker towards the border. The base color is, in this app's case, White. That White becomes Nothing and the border and dark outline is put on top of the image. When the White becomes Transparent, the gray becomes Black Transparent. It just has the White drained out and you're left with the percentages of Black. Like so: Asset: to and The extent of Paint.Net results in the border having to be removed entirely, or they remain as gray pixels instead of the above. — The choice of color to turn Transparent in Paint.Net could be the Secondary selected color. Primitive example of starting image: BEFORE Example of the desired effect: Desired AFTER This is an essential function. — WHAT'S UP?