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  1. BoltBait
    Working with Objects really isn't what Paint.NET does best. Perhaps another tool would be better for what you want to do. Have you tried Inkscape or CorelDRAW?
  2. BoltBait
    Sounds like a Winget problem, not a Paint.NET problem. I suggest checking with the Winget development team: Issues · microsoft/winget-pkgs (github.com) Hope this helps.
  3. BoltBait
    https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/121343-boltbaits-gpu-accelerated-plugin-pack-for-paintnet-v50-updated-2024-04-29/?do=findComment&comment=621180
  4. BoltBait
    If you are trying to use the eraser and nothing is being erased, be sure you have the proper layer selected. You can only erase pixels from the currently selected layer. Perhaps the pixels you are trying to erase are actually located on a different layer.
  5. BoltBait
    I'm wondering if the second monitor is so high resolution that you can't see a line being drawn. Then, when moving the image to the other monitor, it zooms in and the line is now visible.
  6. BoltBait
    This is a message board for Paint.NET not imagemagick. You'll have to ask elsewhere. Closed.
  7. BoltBait
    Glad you like it! And, if it wasn't clear, when I said... I added in the inner shadow shown in your original screenshot that you were trying to copy.
  8. BoltBait
    Installing plugins for the store version is slightly different. Read this: Install Plugins (getpaint.net)
  9. BoltBait
    Here is a gift, @Ego Eram Reputo Source image: Result of my code changes: NOTE: It is far from perfect... but, then... so is the rest of the plugin? EDIT: Added some more fun...
  10. BoltBait
    Did you read this?
  11. BoltBait
    There is a way around this. Remove the background on a smaller copy of the image, then scale the result up in Paint.NET and use it as an Alpha Mask on your high res image.
  12. BoltBait
    Can you help the author out by zipping up a known good file (that works for you) and a file you've saved with Paint.NET (that doesn't work for you) so the author can see what the difference is? Thanks
  13. BoltBait
    You'll have to contact Microsoft on that one. We have no control over anything that happens in the store.
  14. BoltBait
    Yes, what @Rick Brewster says is true. However, putting null in the example code would be much less discoverable than showing how to create the default. I think someone following the example might see "StrokeStyleProperties.Default" and get curious to see what else could replace "Default" there.
  15. BoltBait
    Hmmm... deviceContext.DrawImage(Environment.SourceImage); // This line renders the background to dst So, you could combine, like this: if (!Amount12) { deviceContext.DrawImage(Environment.SourceImage); } So, no need for this: if(Amount12){deviceContext.Clear();} Remember, if you don't draw the source image to the deviceContext, your image will start out transparent.
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