BoltBait

I updated your list for anything relating to me. (Some were misfiled.) Also, be sure to grab the latest versions of anything you include. All of my latest plugins can be found here: http://boltbait.googlepages.com

Sorry, what I told you to do is an advanced technique. I was only joking because it would be somewhat difficult--it is obviously non-optimal. Perhaps someone else can come up with a better solution for you.

You could draw straight lines using the line tool in black, save it to a file and use the Alpha Mask Import plugin...

Lose it. I like the visibility check box right where it is. It would be nice, however, if you changed it into a Lock. So that you could lock a layer from accidental changes.

Please don't mess with [PgUp] and [PgDn]. I use them all the time! When zoomed in, they scroll the canvas up and down one screen at a time. However, I totally support moving the blending mode and opacity out into the layer window. (Love the mockup, CMD!)

Wait! Give us a chance! :twisted:

If only usedHONDA would finish the Pdn Plugin Pack (PPP).

Imagine the network storm if each plugin did its own autoupdate...

Dr. D, I think you should change it to look like a Dominoe and when people click it, it should take them to BoltBait.com

Yes. Now, if we could only do something about your double (tripple?) posting problem...

It won't matter. As soon as Rick sees your signature he will remove your ability to even have a signature.

I guess you missed the one about maximum size of graphical signatures.

Sleep. I need sleep. That is all.

Actually, you can see the clipboard: Start > Run > clipbrd

BB = BoltBait for people that are too lazy to type out the whole thing. BB can also mean BarkBark00, although it should really be BB00. Thanks. Yes, I live in Northern California, between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe.

Heh. Took me a couple of months to put that one together.

Speaking of off topic... Here is a picture where I added snow: Sorry, no tutorial for that one yet. Maybe someday.

More information here: http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewt ... 5608#15592

He's giving you a hard time about making web pages using either Microsoft Word or Frontpage. I believe he's recommending 'notepad' for all web site development.

That blog post lead me to this: Reading XMP Metadata from a JPEG using C#. and WIC Metadata on MSDN. Looks like they are definately embedded in the image itself.

What you need to do is read this thread: http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2614 It explains how to use a plugin that I wrote in order to make seemless, repeating textures.

This forum is for posting tutorials only. Moving to General Discussion...

Corel Draw> Export

4256 px by 7120 px with 7 layers So (4256 * 7120 * 4) * (7 + 2) = 1,090,897,920 bits. Roughly 1 GB of RAM, just for Paint.NET. Edit: It's a Giga bit, not byte. Actually, Bob, that original formula is referring to Bytes, not bits. (4,256 * 7,120 * 4) * (7 + 2) = 1,090,897,920 Bytes

I'm guessing, you need more memory. Let's see... 15,000 x 10,000 x 4 bytes per pixel = 600,000,000? That doesn't leave much for everything else (OS, programs, etc.) to load and run.