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Rick, how did you skewed the Paint.NET window to look like this? I assume you used selection tool and skeewed it like this but i can't seem to remember if you can change sides angles hm...

I've selected an area of 13x13 pixels in size. But when i try to move it elsewhere i can't because the move hand will always got cought on one of the edge selection squares. It will just stretch or shrink but not move. I belive it's even worse for elements smaller than 13x13 but i can't say for sure at which bigger size this behavior dissapears... I think float tolerance on selection tool edge selection squares for such small elements should be decreased since you have to zoom anyway in order to manipulate them properly. Or if you know any better workaround If you don't know what i mean let me know and i'll try to show in picture... I'm using Paint.NET 2.6 Beta 1.

Paint.NET is a general purpose image editor, not a game texture editor... I highly doubt that Rick will add something as specific as this.

Curved lines suggestion Is there any possibility to add some kind of OK button next to every curved line you make? Sometimes you want to draw something using multiple curves and you have to click some other tool to get rid of those 4 curving points so you can attach another curve right to already made one. If you don't do it you get that hand cursor which is meant to move the cruve points. I hope you understand what i mean coz i had some problems showing that in picture (since cursor is not shown on screenshots). Save preview zooming I somehow miss this feature from Paintshop Pro 9. Zooming the final save preview is very useful to fine tune compression for best compression/quality ratio (comparing pixels to pixels). Especially on small images like avatars or other files where size matters (but at highest quality level allowed for that filesize). It would be even better to have split dialog with original image and compressed one side by side for even easier comparing of compression level vs quality.

Wow, thats awesome! If you'll ever make a wallpaper sized picture (1024x768 or higher) of this girl, let me know Btw i'll hijack you're thread to show some more Paint.NET work of my own. It's not on the same detail level as yours (that was not my intention hehe) but is also completely drawn in Paint.NET. Links under preview images lead to full quality images. http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/23176048/ http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/23168159/ http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/23240708/ Btw, my avatar is also edited in Paint.NET and also most of graphic elements on my webpages