BoltBait

You need to refresh your plug-ins. Go download this from my latest plug-in pack: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/121343-boltbaits-gpu-accelerated-plugin-pack-for-paintnet-v50-updated-2023-07-28/

You are really lost. This message board is about the MS Windows painting program called Paint.NET. We don't know anything about real world paint. Sorry.

I have PM'd you a preliminary build of a plugin that does this very thing. Let me know your feedback and I'll finish up the plugin and publish it.

Did you build them using Visual Studio?

This has been long settled.

This is correct. Paint.NET does not come with any fonts. It simply uses the fonts you already have installed on your system. If you need some more fonts, try dafonts.com

Make sure the fonts are installed properly for all users: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/121343-boltbaits-gpu-accelerated-plugin-pack-for-paintnet-v50-updated-2023-07-28/?do=findComment&comment=611760 If you've tried that and are still having problems, tell us one of the missing font names and where to download it.

Do other applications (Word, etc.) show the font that is missing from Paint.NET?

Is it possible you used a different machine to do the edits?

It would take a lot of work, but it MIGHT be doable.

Put each letter on it's own layer (H on top and O on the bottom). Add outline to one layer and press Ctrl+F on each other layer. Then do the same for shading and drop-shadows.

Well, I'm constantly revising them. You may want to go back and review all of them.

Have you read ALL the new tutorials?

@ReMake created a new GPU Drawing effect. You're trying to put that code into a new GPU Image effect. Had you saved that code into a .cs file and did a File > Open in CodeLab, it would have know the type and loaded it into the proper window type for you. Or, had you done a File > New > GPU Drawing Effect before pasting in your code, it would have worked properly.

In my defense, I was asleep when I posted that...

This is the sort of thing that can be automated using https://www.autohotkey.com/ User @Tactilis could probably help you with a script once you get AHK loaded.

Sorry, but that is gibberish. Paint.NET is working correctly. So, there must be something else getting in the way--either some keyboard manager is redefining Ctrl+R or there is a problem with Windows or your keyboard is failing. 1. If your keyboard is wireless, check the battery. 2. Try https://keyboardchecker.com/ to see if your keys are working 3. Apply any pending Windows Updates 4. Reboot

This already exists: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/31996-zip-archive-filetype-plugin-zip-latest-v14-2021-11-04/

CodeLab v6.10 Released This is only for Paint.NET 5.0.11+! Big update today... Changes: ▪ Ability to configure color context to use WorkingSpace @Rick Brewster ▪ Only one menu entry now (configure Render Options on the configuration screen) @toe_head2001 ▪ Improvements to autocomplete @toe_head2001 ▪ New UI element Layer Chooser @BoltBait ▪ Templates now have links to tutorials @BoltBait ▪ Default effect type is now GPU Image effect @BoltBait ▪ Lots of bug fixes and small enhancements @toe_head2001 / @BoltBait / @Rick Brewster ALL NEW TUTORIALS: https://boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/help/tutorial/ @BoltBait Grab the CodeLab DLL here: https://www.boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/ Screenshots: Only one menu entry: New settings page to control how CodeLab is run: Notice that in the next screenshot, the Render Options are shown in parenthesis. New Layer Chooser UI Control:

You have the background layer selected, that's where your pasted graphic is going. You can't see it because it is being covered by an image above it in the layers list.

I can't read those error messages. Please try again.

Change the opacity of the top layer to 50%, do your alignment, then change it back to 100%?

Try this: Select the magic wand. Switch the Flood Mode to global. Click on the color you wish to remove. Press the Delete key on your keyboard (not the backspace key).

@null54 is correct. Each control requires its own line.

Looks good! CodeLab v6.10 to support this release of Paint.NET is now available here: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/121344-codelab-v610-for-paintnet-5011-updated-october-12-2023/?do=findComment&comment=614037 Some cool new toys for Plugin Authors to play with! Also, a TON of new tutorials to help you write plugins... https://boltbait.com/pdn/CodeLab/help/tutorial/ Enjoy.