david.atwell
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It's better than Franglais. :-)
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How the bloody potato do you get by without using red-eye remover? ;-)
On-topic: Is there some sort of workaround that we could use to blur by channel?
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Paint.net has a lot of blur filters and or effects, I was wondering if someone could create a blur tool.
Nope. Plugins can't do tools. Take a look at the PdN roadmap...it's coming eventually.
Let us see the code...(no way = impossible; impossible is not french!)
I thought "impossible" was french...another way of saying "Ca n'est pas possible!"
Then again, I'd be a millionaire if I had a dollar for every time "I thought" was met with a "you're wrong..."
EDIT: Why am I arguing this with someone from Lille?
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Woah, there's two of them...
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The geek in me giggles at this page number...
Verndewd! I'm about to have seizures, but they're good seizures! I like your work.
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Well, let her know that when her face has the Soften Portrait effect applied and it's shrunken down to 25x25, she looks a lot like Megan Fox.
...or don't, I guess, if she's the sort to get "creeped out" by that...psh...
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@Sozo- I noticed the same thing.
EDIT: Also, Rick - is the new icon for Soften Portrait a very tiny picture of Megan Fox? I can see some resemblance, and I know how much you hate her...;-)
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Your art transcends my imagination.
Well said, MKT!
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Awesome! Thanks, Rick! Can't wait.
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It's at the VERY top of the page, here - right under "Welcome to the Paint.NET forum!" Yeah, kind of an odd place for it, but there you have it.
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You don't install the crash file. Just open it and paste the contents into this thread.
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If you used the Rotate/Zoom tool (in the Layers menu), it saves the settings for how you move one layer. All you have to do is switch to the other layer, open the Rotate/Zoom tool again, and hit OK. That might be easier until 4.0 comes around :-)
Hope that helped.
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The line vanishes like a monkey!
How, pray tell, does a monkey vanish compared to anything else?
(Wild Fast Fix)Rick, I'd like to thank you for fixing these bugs so quickly after they're reported. I think too many people in this forum complain to you and not enough give you mad propz for all the stuff you do. So...anyway, high-five.
(David vanishes like a monkey.)
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You actually did a really good job with that. Practically seamless!
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I get what you're saying, and you have a good point. But it is the shortest way of referring to it that I can think of...and it's how they refer to the effect on Worth1000.com, which is prolific enough in the image editing community to allow that moniker to come into parlance.
So, yep :-) It is a good tutorial....but maybe "Pleasantville Effect (partially colored image)" might be better?
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It's not all that oddly named...
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If you save it as a .PNG or .GIF, it will actually be transparent. In the quick view it'll show as a white background, but it actually is transparent.
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I agree. Although then we'll get people padding their tuts...
1. Start up your computer.2. Locate your mouse.
3. Log-in to Windows (if necessary). Here's a screenshot.
4. Click on "Start."
5. Hover over "Programs."
6. Click on "Paint.NET."
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133. Click on "File." Here's a screenshot.
134. Click on "Save As..."
135. Title your file "Swirling Clouds" and change the file type to .PNG. Here's a screenshot.
136. Click on "Save."
And that's how you make swirly clouds!
*shudder*
EDIT: still think it's a good idea, though.
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Woah, Serial! 100px wide avatar max! That's a good one, but...smaller, please!
Also, you can delete triple posts with the [x] in the top right-hand corner of the post.
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How about "Spiral Layered Paper Trippiness"?
"Yeah, whatever, David, you're dumb..."
Anyway, I LIKE! :-) Keep 'em coming, MadJik.
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Just create a new (empty) layer and type your text on it. The transparent parts will actually be transparent, and you can paste it wherever you like.
Hope this helped!
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And maybe starts to run away?
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@Sozo...
Okay, this is incredibly geeky...but your sig from the other forum shows Pi. (3.1415...) But Pi to that decimal should actually be 3.1416, since the next digit is 9.
3.141592654...yeah, okay, so I'm a geek. Sue me.
I like it anyway...
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Try these tutorials:
http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=4841
(Cutting out images)
http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=5276
(Alpha Masking)
By the way, on the second-to-last image, it says "What Really Happend." It should be "Happened."
It may not be yours, but I thought I'd throw it out there...
Also, I really appreciate that you didn't get mad about having to change your thread title. It really does make things a lot easier. Thanks... Welcome to the forums!
A question to the paint.net crew... Mac port?
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
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Microsoft never did support the program, I don't think...