Alph Tech / STUART
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When I use Ctrl+Wheel to zoom in and out of an image, the zoom factor tends to go odd rather quick, making it annoying when zooming back out to not be back at 100%. Rather than using (relatively) arbitrary values to zoom in and out, it should lock them at 10% or so at each click of the wheel, like Internet Explorer's zoom. (Internet Explorer's zoom in general is pretty good.)
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It would be nice if in the 4.Xish releases you could select things without the jagged edge, ie. some sort of selection edge feathering (essentially making the selection equivalent to what you would have if you made a new layer then alpha masked it with another layer, where the transparent color had the selection are filled in with the opaque color then gaussian blurred).
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This isn't abnormal behavior, although it is problematic.
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"Detect" ? The effect system in Paint.NET is not designed to be useful for image analysis...
But it's not difficult to do. Assuming you have a place to output text, all you need to do is get the last bit of each byte of a pixel's color, (eg, yellow (ffff00) would yield 110 from 11111111 11111111 00000000 and place it into a string of bits and then convert that to text and output it.
If I knew how CodeLab deals with color values/debug text I'd write it myself.
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Has anybody compiled together a little CodeLab snippet to detect messages hidden in the least significant bit?
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Ack, that tutorial hurts.
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I wasn't quite sure where to post this. These colors are helpful if you're doing for, say, a color map where you want 4-bit color depth.
This is the default color palette from Windows Paint.
This was the default palette for PDN 3 when it was in beta. It's basically the same thing without whitespace to make it wrap around for good placement.
FF000000
FF808080
FF800000
FF808000
FF008000
FF008080
FF000080
FF800080
FF808040
FF004040
FF0080FF
FF004080
FFFFFFFF
FFC0C0C0
FFFF0000
FFFFFF00
FF00FF00
FF00FFFF
FF0000FF
FFFF00FF
FFFFFF80
FF00FF80
FF80FFFF
FF8080FF
FFFF0080
FFFF8040
FF8000FF
FF804000
And this is it with whitespace added to put each color where it is in the Paint palette:
FF000000
FF808080
FF800000
FF808000
FF008000
FF008080
FF000080
FF800080
FF808040
FF004040
FF0080FF
FF004080
FF8000FF
FF804000
FFFFFFFF
FFFFFFFF
FFFFFFFF
FFC4C4C4
FFFF0000
FFFFFF00
FF00FF00
FF00FFFF
FF0000FF
FFFF00FF
FFFFFF80
FF00FF80
FF80FFFF
FF8080FF
FFFF0080
FFFF8040
...yeah. If you don't know how to use these, just paste them into a text file in your Palettes folder.
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Something like this.
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You need to zip it. I don't know what the hell is up with your server or what, but it ends up serving me the file's ASCII encoding in text when I try to download that.
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It wouldn't work because right-click already has a function. When you right-click with the clone stamp, it uses the alpha value of the secondary color as opposed to the primary color's alpha value when you left-click.
No it doesn't, not when I checked in 3.08.
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It wouldn't work because right-click already has a function. When you right-click with the clone stamp, it uses the alpha value of the secondary color as opposed to the primary color's alpha value when you left-click.
No it doesn't, not when I checked in 3.08.
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this one:
No way can that be done programmatically.
Also, when I submitted this? This was topical. Somebody must be trying to push a book through the tubes again.
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this one:
No way can that be done programmatically.
Also, when I submitted this? This was topical. Somebody must be trying to push a book through the tubes again.
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This sounds like a job for a professional tool if it's that bothersome. My only suggestion would be to try out the wonderful Conditional Hue/Saturation plugin.
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This sounds like a job for a professional tool if it's that bothersome. My only suggestion would be to try out the wonderful Conditional Hue/Saturation plugin.
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I don't see a reason to have a key-mouse button combination do a function when there's a free mouse button with no functionality right next to it.
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I don't see a reason to have a key-mouse button combination do a function when there's a free mouse button with no functionality right next to it.
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1. When I use the scroll whel to zoom, it seems to take the scroll wheel acceleration in and round it strictly to the nearest 1%. Since the slowest I can go is around 12% a detent, this makes it hard to get back to 100% without fooling around in the toolbars and such. What would be nice would be to work mouse-wheel zooming like IE7, where each detent moves you 10% (with variations from acceleration).
2. Why use the scroll wheel for vertical scrolling with a program that more often has scrolling horizontally than vertically, and zooming is the most natural wheel action? The best approach here is like that used in Microsoft Expession Graphic Designer, where the wheel with no modifiers zooms, ctrl-wheel scrolls vertically, and shift-wheel scrolls horizontally. Also (until the addition of Guides) the rulers were used as scrollbars, reducing unnecessary clutter.
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The type of functionality is available in the Gradient tool. When you draw a gradient, before you finalize, grab (with the left button) one of the nubs, while holding down the left button click and hold the right button and drag both nubs at the same time.
I think it would be nice to be able to move a line the same way.
No, I mean like rotating the line like the hand of a clock, like when you first draw the line.
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I don't think it would be a bad idea to let the end user download a local help file, if they, for example, like to use PDN on the road with no web access.
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It would be logical and symmetrical to have the star that comes up on toolbar thumbnails now to signify changes save/bring up a menu when clicked, like how the X closes.
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Sometimes I draw a straight line and I want to move the endpoints of that line. As it stands, my options are to move each of the current nodes and have a slightly sloppy looking line or to start all over again. I'd like to see something like a shift-drag to move the endpoint and have all the nodes stretch to follow for a straight line/rotated squiggle.
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See if it's in the WMI cleanup list again.
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Dammit, I could have SWORN I'd already used MSI clean-up for this. OK, 3.07 is running awesome.
Ctrl+drag only works once
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When I Ctrl+drag a selection, it ceases to continue copying after the first drag. There's no reason for this, as if I only want one copy after I ctrl+drag a selection I can just release Ctrl. It should continue making copies until I release Ctrl.