BoltBait

My Prius is no longer my newest car: I tried to fix one of the garage doors with Paint.NET, but did a really bad job of it...

Try this plugin: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/117470-skew-v10-with-source-code/

To me this sounds like a problem of bad graphics card drivers.

It looks to me that you are not using the standard Windows font at the normal size. Is your Windows install in English? Have you customized the standard Windows font? Or, changed the size to make it bigger?

I must have missed where you asked for an open source solution.

Generally, no. That said, we do have a zip file plugin that saves each layer as a separate png file in a zip archive.

This is accomplished by placing the layer you want to view on the clipboard and selecting the clipboard option for background viewing.

This is a Paint.NET forum. I doubt anyone here will have an answer for you. It would probably be better to ask at that game's specific support forum.

My favorite. THANKS!

Let me ask you a question... Will the iPad ever run Windows? Because... Paint.NET requires Windows.

You don’t need a repeat adjustments function as the sliders remember where they were on the previous run. The defaults only come into play the first time you run an adjustment after starting Paint.NET.

This is what I see when running the default settings: I don't see a problem.

Take a look at this plugin: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/115814-combined-adjustments-v10/ If you asked nicely, I suppose I could build you a custom version with whatever defaults for each slider you want...

If you use MS Paint to do the printing, how does it come out?

The auto updater is working fine. Rick just hasn't released that version yet. He's still working on a few last minute items to include in the update. It will come soon. Just be patient.

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Klaxon?

I don't believe there is a plugin. I think the picture was made as a joke about how easy Paint.NET is to use because it has so many plugins. Now, it did feature a picture of toast, so technically it MIGHT be allowed in the contest. HOWEVER... The contest rules say that the object should be alone in the image without a dialog box covering it (even if it is a fake dialog box). So, maybe it should be disallowed.

I recommend using CodeLab for something like this. Here is a list of tutorials to get you started: https://boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/help/ Tutorial 2 includes instruction on how to modify the R, G, and B values independently. As for V, take a look at this script: // Force Aliased Selection #region UICode IntSliderControl Amount1 = 0; // [-100,100] Adjustment #endregion void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) { // Look at each row of your selection for (int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) { if (IsCancelRequested) return; // Look at each pixel on that row for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) { // Look at the current pixel ColorBgra CurrentPixel = src[x,y]; // Split the pixel's color into pieces 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 // TODO: Modify H, S, V, and A according to some formula here V = Math.Max(Math.Min(V+Amount1,100),0); // Put the pieces back together CurrentPixel = ColorBgra.FromColor(new HsvColor(H,S,V).ToColor()); CurrentPixel.A = A; // Save to destination canvas to see the result dst[x,y] = CurrentPixel; } } } Hope this helps! ~BoltBait

Nope.

The solution is to upgrade to Windows 10. Read more here.

This is controlled via a Windows setting: https://www.groovypost.com/howto/scroll-inactive-background-windows-by+hovering-over-them/

Since you like MSPaint so much, I would recommend using that.

Yes, this works fine. I added some display names to your text controls and they worked fine. With that many controls, you do need to scroll to see them all.

Do you have the store version of Paint.NET?