Tobi1002

Yes, i can confirm that it works for me, too. Thank you for your effort in making this program better and better! 😊

Yeah, as you assumed, this hotfix did not solve that problem (but the one stated at the other thread) Let me know if I can help you any further!

yes. I did some tests: [Basing on the config i posted in #3] - If monitor 1 is marked as "main monitor", the problem occurs on monitor 2. (this is my main configuration) - If monitor 2 is marked as "main monitor", the problem does NOT appear on any monitor. - If i swap monitor 2 to the left, the problem does NOT appear on any monitor. - If i swap monitor 2 to the left AND mark it as "main montior", problem also occurs on monitor 2, which is now on the left. The pattern seems to be like "if the left monitor is the "main monitor", the problem occurs on monitor 2". Hope this may help you aswell. Edit: The Monitors are both the same model and both connected via DP.

With pleasure! Let me know, if i can help you with any other tests! 😀

Sadly it does not change anything

No, i do not have any of these softwares installed. I was also curious if this is affected by any other graphics-based software as i use Paint.Net parallel to some 3D-Modeling tools (such as Blender), but it happens with them closed, too. The only thing I get since day one is the notification of the Geforce Experience-Overlay getting started, but in my opinion this does not affect any app behaviour.

Sure, here you go! As stated, the bug only appears at monitor 2. Resolution is FullHD (1920 x 1080px) and Scale is 100%. PS.: It seems to happen any time if I do not un-focus the window. I can wait like 30 seconds, as long as i don't do anything and then try to move the window, it does not work. If i click inside the canvas first, I can easily grab and move it. But if the first action after opening Paint.net is moving the window by dragging the top bar of the window, it does not work. Again only on second monitor.

Hello, usually i open Paint.net and firstly move it from one screen to the other. Before Verison 5.0 this was possible as soon as the window appeared and all tools were loaded. Now it seems like the program lags for a few seconds until i can move it. When i try to move it, the application closing button in the right corner is overlayed by a white cross, as seen in the attached image. Never whitnessed that before. After a few seconds i can move the window normally and if i do so, the white cross disappears. This does not happen, if Paint.net opens at the main-screen (the one with the full taskbar), but only at the second monitor. Greetings Tobi

Thank you for the reply and explanation. My GPU is a RTX 2070 and I was a bit worried whether its has anything to do with possible GPU problems. But thankfully it's what it seemed to be and i can understand that has only low priority as it is only a cosmetical thing!

Sadly not. The effect still appears. I did restart paint.net after changing the settings.

Hi, i've today first witnessed probably a when zooming the canvas deep. If I zoom at 400%, then scroll out to 357% and move the canvas to all sides, it sometimes happens to appear that the pixels flicker in their size, when I move things around. It seems like they are not fully fitted to the Pixel grid. I've recorded the effect: https://youtu.be/vHxMXSzCZn4 I can't tell an universal way to reconstruate this case, sometimes it happens immediately, other times it takes some scrolling to show the effect. It does not happen at even zoom levels (like 100 or 200%) and also not at every uneven one. Greetings Tobi