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Rick Brewster

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  1. Yup I found this out myself yesterday and have fixed it already. It'll be in next week's build. Thanks though :)

    The problem is that the thumbnails in the upper right happen to "feed" off of the same composition bitmap. The updating of that composition was thus happening on two separate threads. So what would happen is that the normal rendering (the main canvas) would finish its update and then start drawing it to the screen -- meanwhile the thumbnail thread had started to update as well, and so that normal rendering ended up blitting a composition that was not complete.

  2. (1) I don't understand what you mean here. In the File menu there is New and Open ...

    (2) The contents of that Tools drop down menu is currently a placeholder. I am planning on using this to provide some different functionality.

    (3) So you actually use the Zoom tool? :) Good to know. I was considering deleting it. The 'hand' tool is actually the Pan tool. I think I removed it in v2.5 or something, because its functionality is redundant (just hold down spacebar and drag the mouse to pan with *any* tool).

    (4) For the crash: You gotta make sure you paste the contents of the pdncrash.log file from your desktop. Otherwise it's really hard to know what went wrong.

    Thanks!

  3. (1) sounds like a simple bug. So hey, I've filed a bug for it!

    (2) Yes, I keep wanting to find something like this myself. I also plan on having a little asterisk to indicate images that are 'dirty' (i.e. have unsaved changes)

    Oh, and be sure to upgrade to build 2440 with the download link I just posted a few minutes ago :)

  4. Ok so you're polluting the forum with a rant about the use of a word.

    I guess we could identify every issue that bugs us about every post, and write a huge "FAQ -- READ THIS FIRST" post. So then every new person would have to read 50 pages of stuff before they could use the forum. I don't think that's really going to help. People don't read through bloody potato like that (I certainly don't).

    If someone wants to refer to themself as a newbie, it's just their way of disclaiming experience in an attempt to get the most help possible.

    Something like this is so low on my radar of things to worry about that I'm not even sure why I wrote this post.

  5. Once Paint.NET is capable of working with different layer types, the flood gates will be opened as to what can be added to the program (text layers, adjustment layers, effect layers, procedural layers, gradient layers, etc. etc. etc.). However, like Dan quoted above, this requires some enormous plumbing work (and UI work) to be done first.

    And like I mentioned in another thread, if I were working on this full time, you'd already be seeing some pretty amazing things :) But I'm not, so progress is much slower.

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