Cornipsus

I don't think so, but I'll investigate. Well, I found a solution. I think I'll just slink away into the darkness.

I have suggested this before, and I will suggest it again, but slightly modified. Background: I own a Wacom graphics tablet and I use Windows Vista, therefore pressure sensitivity is supported. This is a real pain in the in Paint.NET. Whenever I try to use the stylus, I get huge lines. This makes it impossible to draw anything. I show you an example below: http://www.freewebs.com/cornipsus/paintbrush%20tool.gif Suggestion Text: I would like the option to disable pressure sensitivity, so I can just draw lines, instead of the example below. I assume that you coded the whole pressure thing, so I don't think this could be so hard. I thank you in advance for taking the time to read this suggestion.

Okay. I'll live...

Whenever I run Curves+, I get an error. In more details is this: File: C:\Program Files\Paint.NET\Effects\Curves+.dll Effect Name: Curves_.CurvesEffect Full error message: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'PaintDotNet.EventHandler`1' from assembly 'PaintDotNet.Core, Version=3.30.2993.35478, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. at Curves_.CurvesEffectConfigDialog..ctor() at Curves_.CurvesEffect.CreateConfigDialog() at PaintDotNet.Menus.EffectMenuBase.RunEffect(Type effectType)

I believe you mean "Thread".

The forum is getting less and less fun. Thanks a lot.

Try the Print Screen button on your keyboard, just like you would use the "A" button to type the letter a.

Why would you want to save in Paint.NET? It's an application. I'd save in the Pictures folder. You normally save things in folders.

Isn't this tutorial older than time itself?

This hardly resembles a hardwood floor. Maybe the surface of jupiter cut into squares and jumbled?

Nope, no broken copyright here, unless he had a patent for the design. Anyways, not quite there, but close:

I prefer Exploding Planets, but still a creative use of XOR.

No, they make me go insane.

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Next time try saving as a PNG. Since GIF files can have a maximum pallete size of 256 colors, when there are more colors the program automatically dithers, making it look less professional-looking.