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As you can imagine from my reply, we get a ton of requests for "Can't you just do it for me?" which is why we have a Forum Rule about that. Sorry if it came off rude, but those types of requests really do get old quick. Anyway... If you're willing to do the work yourself, awesome! Welcome to the forum! We'll be glad to help you if you get stuck.

The users here on this site are not here to do your work for you. But, we'd be glad to help you when you get stuck on something specific. The link you first listed is written for the advanced graphics user and it is pretty straight forward. If you are under a tight deadline, and you aren't already an advanced graphics artist, perhaps you aren't the person for the job. If this is the case, you should probably hire someone... just not someone on this web site. If you still want to give it a go, post your current image and the specific problem you're having and someone will help you with that issue. EDIT: Here is a tutorial to give you an idea on how hard it might be to make your individual items: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/12287-

What format did you save the picture, JPG, GIF, or PNG? If you saved it in JPG, make sure the Quality slider is all the way up (95+). If you saved it in GIF, make sure the Dithering Level is set high (7+). If you saved in PNG, make sure the Bit Depth is set to Auto. If possible, it is always best to choose PNG format.

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CodeLab 2.16 Released This is only for Paint.NET 4.0.9+! Little update today... Changes: ▪ Improved "find" default (toe_head2001) ▪ Added "replace" function, Ctrl-H (BoltBait) ▪ Fixed rare CodeLab crashing when exiting bug (toe_head2001 and BoltBait) ▪ Error line numbers now match script line numbers (toe_head2001) ▪ Double-clicking on the error message in the errors list box now shows complete text of error message (BoltBait) ▪ An untitled script will default to "MyScript.cs" when saving (toe_head2001) ▪ Code cleanup (toe_head2001 and BoltBait) Grab the CodeLab DLL here: http://www.boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/

Here are a few things you can try: 1) Make sure all of your windows updates are applied. 2) Make sure your video card drivers are up to date. 3) On the settings screen ( upper right corner of main window) disable "Hardware accelerated rendering GPU" and "Animations". If none of this works, you'll have to post the crash log as EER suggested above.

Is this your issue? http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/28852-

To compare 2 images, place each on a layer and change the top layer's blend mode to XOR. Any differences in the images will be highlighted.

CodeLab 2.15 Released This is only for Paint.NET 4.0.9+! Little update today... Changes: ▪ Added icons to UI Builder screen (requested by toe_head2001 above) ▪ Build errors are now underlined in red (coded by toe_head2001) ▪ Added "Find" capability (coded by toe_head2001 and me) ▪ Other minor bug fixes Grab the CodeLab DLL here: http://www.boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/

That's not a "workaround", it's he proper way to do it. Honestly, that's the only way to calculate the results correctly.

The easiest and best way to do that is to reposition the subject and take another picture.

Once you click the line tool, look on the toolbar for the Antialiasing setting.

http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/9349-plugin-problems-read-this/

Maybe you were downloading from the wrong page. Go here: http://www.dotpdn.com/downloads/pdn.html The download link is in the upper right corner of the page. If you still get an empty download, perhaps your virus protection software is a little too aggressive.

OK, there's your problem. You're not putting the plugins in the right spot. Find your paint.net program icon, right-click on it and choose "Properties" from the menu. On the Shortcut tab, click the "open file location" button. This will open a window showing paint.net. THIS is where you need to look for your Effects and File Types folders.

Try this: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/107499-trs-morpher-v1110-march-14th-2016/ I think you're looking for this: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/1854-alpha-mask-import-plugin-20/

Can you show us an example image that you are trying to emulate?

Yes. Run Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast. Put the contrast slider all the way to 100. Then, adjust brightness to taste.

You almost had it. When you select a transparent color you need to change the line drawing blending mode from Normal to Overwrite.

Paint.NET is designed to view a single image at a time and Rick (the developer) has no plans to change that. If the "one image at a time" is a "deal killer", I'm afraid you'll just have to look elsewhere. I'm sure you'll be back when you've tried all the other free image editors... and discover that "one image at a time" really isn't that big of an inconvenience.

This... ^^

This plugin has been replaced by FLIP.DLL in my plugin pack. Your best bet is to delete FlipPlugin.dll and download my plugin pack (link in sig).

If you just want to rotate the selection box (and not the pixels inside of the box), use the Move Selection Tool and grab one of the corners and rotate the selection. If you want to rotate the pixels, use the Move Selected Pixels Tool and grab one of the corners and rotate the selection.

I have one in my plugin pack (link in sig) Effects > Object > Switch Gray to Alpha

CodeLab 2.14 Released This is only for Paint.NET 4.0.9+! Tiny little update today... Changes: ▪ Fixed a bug in the new Double Vector default code. (Reported by ReMake) Grab the CodeLab DLL here: http://www.boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/