BoltBait

Works for me. Refresh your cache?

Even though this software is given away for free... people still complain... /SMDH/ Listen, by today's standards, your computer is ANCIENT--you need to upgrade it.

I blame you for not having an SSD hard drive. There is NO EXCUSE for not having an SSD today. If you had an SSD, your install would be done by now.

The next release of Paint.NET* will have a user adjustable transparency grid. You'll be able to make it lighter or darker. *v5.0 will preview mid November with a release planned by end of year.

I agree. I would also like to turn this feature off.

Open your image in Microsoft Word... size and print it from there.

@NinthDesertDude, I think the OP is wanting the name of the layer to match the filename when the user activates the "Layer > Import from file" menu. Currently, it names the layer "filename: Background" where filename doesn't have the filetype extension.

It is referencing the source code directory, which DOES exist on Rick's machine.

@OnkyD please don't respond to really old posts. After 6 years, I'm sure the OP has either figured it out or moved on by now. Closed.

So, don't use an initializer: ColorBgra[,] myArrayOfColors = new ColorBgra[2, 2]; myArrayOfColors[0, 0] = ColorBgra.Red; myArrayOfColors[0, 1] = ColorBgra.Green; :

Easy: ColorBgra[,] myArrayOfColors = new ColorBgra[2, 2] { { ColorBgra.Red, ColorBgra.Yellow }, { ColorBgra.Green, ColorBgra.Blue }, };

Click the gear icon in the upper right corner... Click Tools Click "Load from toolbar" button /done

No

Generally, it is best to just leave it at "Best Quality". The only real exception is if you're scaling some pixel art that has a fixed palette. Then, you'd put it on "Nearest Neighbor".

If you have the original image from the game, post it here and someone will tell you the proper output format to choose to get this to work.

Try using the Paneling Effect on one layer, then repeat effect on each other layer you wish to move. https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/2617-paneling-effect-plugin-ymd100718/

Try this plugin: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/4495-light-rays-update-ymd170928/

Are you sure the destination layer is actually on top of all other layers?

Why don’t you write a grid plugin and let us know how difficult it would be?

Paint.NET is digitally signed: So, I'm not sure what's going on here. Might be necessary to contact Microsoft to figure this one out.

See, now this is why I won't use computers until they work all the bugs out of them. Did you try turning off the Smart App control before installing Paint.NET and then turning it back on after? Also, sounds like you might have an existing paint.net installation that has become broken. Try this utility to remove the broken installation: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed Afterwards, you should be able to install paint.net anew.

Try a built-in effect called Effects > Distort > Morphology: Dilate mode makes lines thinner and Erode mode makes your lines thicker.

Scale the picture down to about 800x600 and see if the banding is still obvious. If so, post that.

Sorry, didn't mean to step on anyone's toes... he's just really good at root-causing filetype issues and thought he might help you by researching this one.

@null54 have you seen this?