The_Lionhearted

@usedHONDA: Sure, do the tut if you want. It would at the very least expose new users to some new concepts for them. Oh...and if I can ever get to the point where people request my help...then I know I have it made. 8)

Hello.

Here's my go at it... I thought I'd move away from the "mod-a-picture-from-the-movie" school of thought. Hope you like it! Outside images used: People City

Books.Net!

Double click on the zip file and then extract the dll to your Paint.Net/Effects folder.

Very nice, Nesk!

Thanks jake! Means a lot coming from you.

Thanks all! You make me smile.

Good weeping or bad weeping...?

http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=3393

Yeah...I kinda followed the "as long as people can tell what the object is it's okay if they can't see all of it" school of thought...I think it's because I did some fancy stuff to the colored layer and it ended up that way.Fixed it on my wallpaper, tho...

Hm...that's weird, now that you mention it. :? I was just thinking "space...heaven...ethereal...angels...Madjik's version of making wings!" Thanks barkbark!

Ah... Double posted from the "rate sig" thread: I'm just so gosh-darn proud of it... *sniff* (special thanks to barkbark00 for the help...you rock! )

Hm...perhaps I'm psychic and don't know it...

This seems to fit with you somehow...but I can't for the life of me figure out why... :?

@Jezulkim: "clock in action"? @jpope: You know, I've expected excellence from you for a while now...and for some reason you keep outdoing yourself. Good job!

Honestly I'm always leery of extra things that other people have developed for software (guess I'm not an open-sourcer...), but some of the tutorials were so compelling that I eventually was exposed to the gloriousness that is (are?) plugins. Pick ones that you know what they do and have a use for.

Really...? I had no idea it was so useful...guess I'll have to play with it more. :?

:oops: Whoops...that's embarassing. I had forgotten about that one. I still think that it would be a good idea to link to it in the FAQ, though. Since everyone who comes here reads that anyway before they post...

This is asked so often that perhaps a tut could be stickied or linked from the FAQ...?

I second.

Browse the forum. Try out tutorials. Learn.

Very nice.

To get a green background, create a new layer (bottom right :AddNewLayer: ) and then use the paint bucket tool (left side :PaintBucketTool: ) to make it green. To move it behind the picture, make sure the green layer is selected and then move the layer down (NOT :MergeDown: merge the layer down, but move down...bottom right again...it's the down arrow). Clear as much, eh?