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Rick Brewster

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  1. Not for 3.0, no. I'm planning on gutting the Layers window in a post-3.0 release, and all sorts of things will come with that.
  2. This doesn't exist in the Paint.NET code.
  3. Ctrl+F4 closes the current image for the next release.
  4. Also, to answer your other question, the quantization stuff is being made available for FileType plugins in v3.0.
  5. This isn't the appropriate place to post this, Joshua. Please post this in the File Type coding forum. Please don't resurrect threads that are a year old. Locked
  6. That isn't an appropriate picture to post here. I've removed it. And PLEASE DON'T POST THREADS WHERE THE TITLE IS ALL CAPITALS. THERE'S NO NEED TO SHOUT, AND NO NEED TO DO THIS TO TRY AND GET EXTRA ATTENTION. IT'S REALLY ANNOYING. So I fixed that as well. Anyway I think we are going to need more information about what you're trying to do -- I'll let the other forum members reply with further questions and whatnot.
  7. Why does this thread have "question to rick" in the title? Who else would even be capable of answering the question? Just post your questions and they'll get answered, no need to try and flag me down or anything. It's rather annoying when people do this. Windows XP support will be dropped when it makes sense to do so. And my guess is that will be quite some time from now.
  8. Don't make off-topic posts like this. The original thread had absolutely nothing to do with what you added. And don't resurrect threads that are months old. It just pollutes the forum. Locked
  9. That's great Charlie, but this topic is old and dead. Locked
  10. Yeah it's on ye ol' huge backlog of features ... seriously I think there's like a 5-year long backlog of features at this point.
  11. Uninstalling Hydravision is the only workaround unfortunately.
  12. Well then I'm sorry but you will be unable to install Paint.NET 3.0. You have your needs, and I have mine.
  13. I'm guessing you have ATI Hydravision installed. It is known to cause this.
  14. Laziness? Oh come on Built-in auto updater = caters to laziness! But yeah people are really digging the gradients.
  15. It's set up through Coral for general bandwidth conservation reasons. And for those whom it doesn't work, the workaround that you listed kinda serves as a trial-by-fire "test" Looks like you passed.
  16. Moved to General Coding / Programming
  17. Anyway, Nick like I previously said but which may have been lost in the 80 pages of text above, you can go ahead and do this. You've got my permission / blessing.
  18. There are some other posts around here that go into greater depth on this ... I'd link them but I don't have the time right now to go find them (busy with a bunch of other stuff). Try doing a search for 'win2k' maybe?
  19. The current brush system has just outgrown the userbase. It was originally written over 2 years ago when nobody had any plan for the program or any idea it even existed. The way it works wasn't really 'designed' to work that way, that's just an artifact of what we did write. I knew at the time it wasn't very useful with a non-255 alpha value, but I also knew that the fix was very involved and couldn't be done in the short time that was available. It will be improved in a future release. I have done some prototyping and a lot of thinking about how this needs to work.
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