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  1. CodeLab v6.11 Released

    This is only for Paint.NET 5.0.11+!

     

    Small update today...

     

    Changes:

     

    ▪ Allow more icon sizes @toe_head2001 / @BoltBait

    ▪ Enable code folding on #Region @toe_head2001

    ▪ Source Code viewer has syntax highlighting @toe_head2001

    ▪ Fix RTF help for plugins @toe_head2001

    ▪ Enhancements for Dark Mode @toe_head2001

    ▪ Remove new build options for Classic effects @BoltBait

    ▪ Add string UI control defaults @BoltBait

    ▪ Fix Randomize bugs with built scripts @BoltBait / @toe_head2001

    ▪ Some bug fixes and small enhancements @toe_head2001 / @BoltBait / @Rick Brewster

     

    Grab the CodeLab DLL here:

     

    https://www.boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/

     

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  2. 5 minutes ago, Srawb said:

    Even if I have the object selected and I use the Feather Object, it does not work.

     

    OK, here's where the confusion lies:

     

    An "object" is defined (in Paint.NET) as a set of pixels surrounded by completely transparent pixels.

     

    You're running an object plugin on a layer that has no objects.

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  3. 2 hours ago, Srawb said:

    It did not work as I wanted it to. Even after using that tool, it still didn't smooth the make the pixels near the selection edge partially transparent.

     

    image.png.58e108a28c681498db8013914a4e3116.png

     

    You're probably not using the plugins properly.

     

    Let's say you have a line, (similar to the one above) like so:

     

    image.png

    I have zoomed in so you can see the individual pixels.

     

    Without selecting anything (Ctrl+D) use the Effects > Object > Feather Object plugin:

     

    image.png

  4. 1 hour ago, MOzarkMom said:

    I just don't have the patience to mess with it.


    Then we can’t fix it. 
     

    Everyone’s computer setup is different. If we can figure out what’s different about yours, we could probably fix Paint.NET for you. But, we aren’t mind readers. We need a little help from you to figure it out. 
     

    If you go back to an old version, we can no longer provide support. You’ll be on your own and you will soon notice that your favorite plugins will stop working. 

  5. Ha ha ha ha ha...

     

    Not gonna happen:

     

      

    On 11/5/2005 at 1:50 PM, Rick Brewster said:

    (1) Will it ever be ported to Mac OS, GNU/Linux, or any other operating system?

    (2) What about Mono support? Wouldn't that be really easy?

    We will not be doing any work to directly support Mac OS, Linux, Mono, or any other platform. We are doing this in order to focus on the best quality and support for the platform that we develop on: Windows with .NET. Also, we simply do not have the resources or expertise to do any of this work.

     

     

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