BoltBait

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Went to the ocean and took some pictures...

There’s your problem, right there. Uninstall that worthless garbage and you’ll be able to enjoy life again.

Since you have my plugin pack installed, look in the Effects > Text Formations menu...

Here is a CodeLab script to do what you want: // Name: Transparency Threshold // Submenu: Adjustments // Author: BoltBait // Title: Transparency Threshold v1.0 // Version: 1.0 // URL: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/119839-how-to-delete-transparent-pixels-from-an-image/ // Help: Copyright (C)2022 BoltBait #region UICode IntSliderControl Amount1 = 128; // [0,255] Threshold CheckboxControl Amount2 = true; // Maximize alpha of remaining pixels #endregion void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) { ColorBgra currentPixel; for (int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) { if (IsCancelRequested) return; for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) { currentPixel = src[x,y]; if (currentPixel.A <= Amount1) { currentPixel.A = 0; } else { if (Amount2) { currentPixel.A = 255; } } dst[x,y] = currentPixel; } } } If someone gave you a CodeLab script and just want to know what to do with it, read this: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/111233-codelab-for-average-users-a-laymans-guide/ Enjoy.

Here is a CodeLab script to do it: // Name: Swap S/V // Submenu: Color // Author: BoltBait // Version: 0.1 #region UICode #endregion void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) { for (int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) { if (IsCancelRequested) return; for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) { ColorBgra SrcPixel = src[x,y]; ColorBgra DstPixel = dst[x,y]; ColorBgra CurrentPixel = SrcPixel; HsvColor hsv = HsvColor.FromColor(CurrentPixel.ToColor()); int H = hsv.Hue; // 0-360 int S = hsv.Saturation; // 0-100 int V = hsv.Value; // 0-100 byte A = CurrentPixel.A; // 0-255 int TempV = V; V = S; S = TempV; CurrentPixel = ColorBgra.FromColor(new HsvColor(H,S,V).ToColor()); CurrentPixel.A = A; dst[x,y] = CurrentPixel; } } }

That's not something a plugin can do. Sorry. You'll just need to remember to shorten your clean up strokes. I feel your pain. I've done this many times myself.

I can't quite see your screen from here... could you post a picture of any error messages you're receiving... or at least describe what happens to make you think it's not working.

Once text is finalized it is turned into pixels just like any other image. So, we recommend placing text on it's own layer, that way if you need to change it, you only need to recreate the text layer itself.

Maybe you saved the file with the wrong extension.

Please upgrade to the latest version first. Then, do this again.

This is not a Paint.NET thing. You simply need to configure file explorer to show file extensions. Check the ribbon in file explorer for that option.

Please go into Settings > Diag > Copy to clipboard, paste your info here and someone will take a look at it for clues.

Try the Circle Text plugin and type 37 stars into the text box: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/16347-circle-text/

Excuse me while I laugh for a while... Paint.NET has a TON of code in it to handle DPI scaling. Here's how it looks on my 4K screen at 300% scaling: Must be something on your end. Go into Settings > Diagnostic > Copy to clipboard, then paste that text here on the forum and someone will be along shortly to see what may be causing the issue.

Give us an example of what you're going for...

Maybe if @Rick Brewster shortened it to "Tool" instead of "Tools" it might fit without the "..." showing up. Of course, that won't fix other languages... but, still... might be nice.

Paint.NET does not remove metadata (EXIF data) from images. You might want to investigate a tool to remove metadata from images when preparing them for the web.

Use BoltBait's Object > Feather plugin.

What virus scanner are you using?

No, a .png is just an image--a picture. What you need is an application. If you do not know how to write an application, I suggest contacting some local programmer who does. (This will not be cheap.) Or, you could try one of the many online form designers... I have no experience with them, so... good luck!

If you can not trust the advice given here, why are you even posting?

I'm not a filetype expert, maybe @null54 could answer this one.

xaml shapes do not have a "default size". All specified coordinates are relative.