Spike, theres several reasons why you would want to save it in lower quality. The reason why I want that feature is for texturing stuff in games.
It would be great if somebody could write a plugin for doing that.
Heres all you need to know about jerbert.
http://tebgdoran.deviantart.com/art/Jer ... y-57990687
Btw, tebgdoran = crazy man dan.
EDIT: Download jerbert here
verndewd, looks great! Nice and sharp.
Shuff, I think you mean enlargement of your avatar.
Anyways, looks pretty pixelated. Did you take your avatar and scale it up, or make that image and scale it down for your avatar?
Take a program and create a new UI for it. For example, Heres my skin for paint.net. We arnt creating actual skins for stuff, just images of what it would look like.
Layers are stacks of images that combine to make a single image. Look at the picture on this page to see what im talking about.
Also, read the rules. Mostly number 6.
When you click more on the color window, theres a slider around the bottom For transparency-alpha. The farther over to transparency it is, the more transparent it will be. 0=Fully transparent, 255=not transparent at all.
I dont think that Paint.NET has any plans to become an animation tool. You could always just do this to make animations. On page 16, somebody did do a rotating sphere. Im not sure if its a rotating sphere of death though.
Well you could always just download pdn onto your laptop.
And besides, if you dont want to do that, this plugin is worth the trip upstairs to download it. Its one of the best plugins for pdn.
Just imagine the planet and rings as a 3D object. If the light is shining from the right, the right side of the planet and rings would be lit up, with the left side in shadow. You have it going kinda opposite of that.
Not bad. The only problems I see are how the reflection of the guy starts a few pixels below the guy. Also, the top part of the orb and the shine at the top seem a little blurry. Other than that, its pretty good.
By the right click thing, they mean select the whole image, then right click the little nubs. Or you could try using layers/rotate zoom. That can also rotate it.