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My thoughts and vote (from bottom to top post order): janettsue, I love Eeyore. But, for some reason, I don't think this sig fits the competition. Helio must have put in a serious amount of time on this, but I just don't like it. And, I'm a HUGE fan of ASCII art, so I can't explain what I don't like. While I would vote for Myrddin, his sig *is* bound by straight lines. If only they weren't there... or, the subject broke out of the frame. I don't know. While I thought -Expiration- did a decent job of positioning the words (although it could have been done better), I just didn't like the subject. Sorry. KonArtist did a solid job. I like this one. Fire_Ants did a really nice job. Definitely my second choice. In my opinion, Crimson did the best job, by far. My vote is for Crimson.

Why not just GIS a nice picture and use that?

In this latest release, Rick changed the background from a light gray to dark gray gradient into a solid gray color. It seems to me that he accidentally used a "system" color instead of a real solid gray color.

If you can explain more thoroughly what you want to do, we can help you better. We aren't mind readers, you know!

English only, please.

Google translate says... If you wish, you may create a "Fan Forum" for Chinese people or you can use the Google Translate web site at http://translate.google.com/ However, THIS forum will stay "English Only". Running Google Translate on my reply gives... 如果您愿意，你可以创造一个“范论坛”为中国人或您可以使用Google翻译网站 http://translate.google.com/ 不过，这个论坛将留在“只有英文” 。

Paint.NET is not a vector editor. Try Inkscape instead.

I just wanted to let you know that I simply LOVE this plugin. 8)

The selectionRegion.IsVisible function returns true if the pixel is currently selected and false if it is not. Since you ran the function with the entire layer selected, it always returned true. Now, the important code I was linking you to was src.Height and src.Width so that you can test if you are near the edge of the canvas. These functions return the height and width of the entire canvas, not just the rectangle that your Render function was passed. This will keep you from testing pixels that do not exist. You'll notice that the code I linked you to had checks to see if the pixel existed before it was checked (i.e. "if (m>=src.Height) m=src.Height;" etc.)

Try the Feather plugin in my plugin pack. Link is in my sig.

This has nothing to do with Paint.NET. Closed. EDIT: Opened. I see now that you are suggesting that Paint.NET add a similar warning dialog box.

First, use [code] tags instead of [quote] tags. That will fix the indent problem. (I edited your message for you.) Next, your problem is probably here: for(int y = rect.Top + 1; y If you look at CodeLab Effects Design Overview, you will see that your Render function is usually called with very small rectangles (1 or 2 lines tall). By adding 1 to the top and subtracting 1 from the bottom, your loop variables are given nothing to loop through! To give you an idea on how you can solve your problem, read this script that I wrote: viewtopic.php?p=179496#p179496 Everything you need to solve your problem is there. Enjoy. 8)

sabrown, we already have that plugin: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1577

Clicking your link just gives me a "Forbidden" message.

Also, once you lock the bitmap, you can use GDI+

I'm closing this post because it breaks rule #6. Rules: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3446

I'm closing this thread because it breaks rule #6. Rules: viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3446

Source: Sig I made: This is for a signature compitition and you had to only use the source image to make a signature. I decided that too many people were featuring the main subject of the source image (Will Smith) so I went with the guy on the right. He looks like he is covering his eyes in fear. (I haven't seen the movie, so I don't actually know for sure.) But, I thought it would be funny to highlight that guy instead. I just added a frame, some text, and a little glow around the fearful cop and called it "done!" ... OK, yeah, that's a huge understatement, but you get the idea. ... No, I don't expect to win... or even place. I just thought it would be funny to enter a contest by avoiding the entire point of the contest. Sometimes I think my sense of humor is wasted on these contests.

I'm not sure what "C4D's" are, but here is my entry: I fear... I won't win.

pyrochild publishes the smudge plugin and fireworks start going off. Coincidence? I think NOT!

The answer is HERE.

Try this: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=23939

I would define "beginners" questions anything that can be answered by reading the help file. By using this definition, of course, then that category is not needed! Why? Because if you know enough to put your question into that category, then you know where to find the answer... so you have no need of asking the question in the first place! Perfect! All other questions should be considered "advanced". So, we really only need one forum for all advanced questions to be asked. And, well, we have that... it's called "General Discussion & Questions". Looks like my work is done here.

Open your picture. Rotate it the way you want. Press Ctrl-A (select all) Press Ctrl-C (copy) Press Ctrl-Alt-V (paste into new image) Save the new image. The thumbnail on the new image should now be correct.

Another workaround is to save your image in PNG format and use MS Paint to do the printing.