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When the user selects an area on the canvas I know the convention is to identify that by shading the selected area with that blue color (until another tool is selected). Might I suggest changing that so that the selected area is the part that retains it's visual appearance and that the unselected part of the image is the part that changes. I often click on the canvas with the selection tool to unselect what I am working on, after which I switch to say the paint brush tool only to find nothing is being drawn to the canvas. Needless to say I have accidentally selected a few pixels without noticing. If the unslected part of the image was darkened for example that would become immediately apparent. It would also make the selection clearer which makes more sense to me. Heres a visual of what I had in mind.

pesoki Is that translated right? I'm learning Hiragana and my Katakana is pretty sketchy.

It is only small but I made this little avatar. Happy Christmas.

I don't see any change in the colored image at all. Korteck, are you sure?

A true Hallmark moment. Feel the love!

It should tell you the position of the rectangle node closest to the origin (Top left) and the dimensions of the rectangle and the area of the rectangle.

If you didn't already you could try using layers>import from file Else you could create a new layer and then copy and paste the new photo onto that new layer.

That Nutty JR signature is epic.

Cause it would be a big bandwidth drain and signatures aren't that important.

be thankful you even got a reply from him. I got nothing .

If you have to have your feud here can you at least fight to the death using drawings. Your pointy pointy words mean nothing in the pictorium.

#1 - Thou shalt not defy the holy laws of sign posts. ________ This is a larger version of one of the frames in the image above. I call it.... The kick of the Cross.

http://www.freewebs.com/cmdsketchpad/ That is Crazy man Dans Site and you should find everything you need there.

I posted this elsewhere in the forum but I think it is also suited to go here. It is a video of one of my drawings being made. Click here to watch the video (about 9 MB).

lol thanks Zacriem. I'm doing them in the reply order. - Trickman (He should have been first since he pmed me with the first reply ) - Meganight - Madjik - Zacriem

This is a screen shot of a connect four game that I coded for my university coursework project (in javascript). I have already posted the cartoons used to decorate the board in a previous post in the pictorium but I thought it would be nice to show how I used them to make a simple game of connect four a little more interesting. I think it looks a lot nicer than the original board I used for testing (Looking at this really messes up my eyes).

Thanks!

hows this one

I have a pretty bright monitor I think. Can you see the shoe lace lines on the shoes at all?

Ok this one is barkbark00. I am practicing body posing as part of characterisation so I thought this, with the arms, would be good to try.

sexy awesome plugin. I never got round to trying it for some raisin until a few seconds ago and it's pretty awesome.

Yep. Im working on it trickman. And cheers barkbark.

Hi. I was wondering if any of you would like to give me the opportunity to characterise you for some much needed drawing practice. I have asked a few people via pms but only one person even replied so I figured I'd make more open request. Basically all I need is a photo of you so that I can clearly see your face. Once I have that I will go on to draw a simple characterisation of yourself that will be in this kind of style: So if anyone actually does want to then please send me an email to:

The Hue/Saturation "adjustment" and the gaussian blur. They are both really useful for me becauseI can experiment with background colours quickly with the Hue feature, and I can get rid of blocky bits on anything I draw with the gaussian blur.

Dude that plugin is awesome. You should make yourself your own topic in the plugin forum.