MistaLOD

I think I see the pattern. It adds (or subtracts) 12% of the current zoom but rounded, unless any value from 6% to 24% would contain the next 100% zoom value. Basically, if you set the zoom value to 161% then zoomed in one tick, it would jump to 200% because 12% of 161% rounds to 180% but 24% of 161% rounds up to 200%. This is why 160% brings you to just 179% because 124% of 160% is only 198%. At least, that's my theory, and every value I've tested so far follows this rule.

Also, the process I used was to set the two images on top of each other, use the magic wand selection tool with the threshold at 0% and flood mode global to select the missing pixels on the one without glasses. I then selected that position on the one without glasses so I can get the same pattern. (truncated explanation) Here's the final result. I hope this was what you were looking for.

I think they're trying to find the values they used when they changed the default skin colors with the hue / saturation tool. In that case, you might just have to find the values yourself by trial and error. Keep in mind, though, that you can't just "undo" a hue / saturation / lightness change, as the values won't line up even if you just did them backwards. If your original change was 20 hue / 120 saturation / -20 lightness, making another change with -20 hue / 80 saturation / 20 lightness would not "reverse" your change. In the future, I would suggest saving another copy before you make a destructive change like this.

I just want to know... when you zoom in/out with the mouse wheel, how much does the painting zoom in/out with one tick? Can anyone tell me the process that paint.net goes through to determining the next zoom level? I don't know how to look this up online and I'm just really interested right now.

I figured out the confusion. The original plugin I used was the one from xod (which you had since updated), and their plugin had center text as the default instead of left-aligned text. I'll figure it out, but thanks anyways!

In your "outlined/gradient text v6.0" plugin, I remember there being an option to align left, center, and right, but I don't see this option in the new version. Is there something I'm missing or are there plans to include this in a future update?