Cornipsus

What's the for loop for?

Pseudocode such as: Find the alpha of a pixel. Save it as a variable. Make the variable 255-itself. Make the pixel's alpha the variable. It's a simple Invert Alpha plugin. And I have read the tutorials, but they're too cryptic and I don't learn much about C#.

I have read the source code for several plugins, scoured the internet for tutorials, and searched everywhere, but I have yet to find a decent C# tutorial. I just want someone to teach me how to convert pseudocode into a plugin.

Thanks.

Thanks.

I'm working on a grayscale algorithm, and I need to know how to convert an integer to a byte value. How can I do this?

I'm working on a grayscale algorithm, and I need to know how to convert an integer to a byte value. How can I do this?

pyrochild, would you mind giving me the source code? I'm interested in how the plugin works.

pyrochild, would you mind giving me the source code? I'm interested in how the plugin works.

How do you access the saturation of a pixel in Code Lab? Thanks in advance.

How do you access the saturation of a pixel in Code Lab? Thanks in advance.

How was that rude?

I think subBlack is the best.

Yes, this could be very useful. My cable modem brought me all these huge images in less than a second !

Yes, this way is free, although it has to be pretty bad otherwise it wouldn't come bundled with Windows .

No problem. You're not the first person to ask that question.

Someone should write a plugin for that!

The "Print Scr" Key pastes your screen into the clipboard. Just paste into Paint.NET and crop!

PDN!

This is one of the most useful plugins ever made. Thanks, Pyrochild!

Gaussian blur a reasonable amount. Duplicate Layer and Merge Layer. Repeat until opaque.

I don't think it's necessary.

Click Help Topics under the Help menu.

Try decreasing the opacity on the top layer.