MattBlackLamb
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Nahhh, you guys want to skin a real car
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Press F4 then in the drop-down box select the blending mode that you need
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Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I thought that the "Edit" command opened the images with Paint.NET...
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@ davidtayhs, try putting some small white spots on the black background, this way the plugin will see them as ligher parts of the image & render the sparkles over the white bits.
Hope that helps
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Good things come to those who wait.
Bear in mind that most of the people on this forum are American, so are asleep at the moment.
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I've got true gaussian blur too, it can go higher than normal gaussian blur.
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You're welcome, glad to help
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Search the plugin forum for "Conditional Hue & saturation Adjusment" That's what you need
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It gets bigger if you click on it
That was with a cylinder that I did a Rectangular to Polar conversion on...
It looks good apart from the chopped off bit at the top & all the yellow/ orange / green down the side
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Do click, you'll see a larger version
I know what you mean Oma.
Shape 3d, I didn't think of using that, this latest offering has 2 layers of shape 3d in it.
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Click for a larger version
My (not too great) attempt at a fractal without using Chaoscope.
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Click the Reset Window locations button in the windows menu.
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Put your text on a layer by itself.
1) Open PDN
2) Create a new layer
3) write your text on the new layer (by default this should be called layer 2)
4)Open up the plugin & fiddle with the settings until you are happy with them.
Hope that helps
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To resize the images, just put th before the images file extention. Exaample: http://www.thesitethatyourimageishotedo ... mageth.jpg
Hope that makes sense.
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Ok mate, I understand.
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They are all great Commander
The planet one is really nice, I like all the colours in the background
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Neenee, I can replicate this in Paint.NET, but my experiences aren't as extreme as your's. This is possibly because I used a lighter background colour, or used a different font. The background colour I used was #B3B3B3, the font colour I used was #FF0000 & the font I used was Impact.
There is a balance that Rick is trying to create here. On one side of the scales is the people that want to do simple stuff (crop, sepia / black & white). On the other side, there are people who want to do more advanced photo manipulation & know more about the technical side of things. What Rick is trying to do is make it easy for the average PC user to be able to do simple stuff easily & without a lot of hassle. If the jpeg save dialog were made for more technically minded users, the ease of use factor would be lost on people that don't understand it. As jpeg is probably the most widely used image format & therefore the one that people are more likely to save their images as.
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Essh David, don't remind me. :?
It's really pathetic that people would want to scam others by selling free software, on the other hand, it is publicity - of a kind...
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Neenee, I can't see any difference between the pictures you've posted, there are a couple of reasons why:
1) There isn't any difference, or
2) The images aren't of a high enough resolution for it to be obvious.
If you have links to any higher res images that would make it easier to tell if there's any difference but as it stands the images all look the same to me.
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Please re-name your thread so that people have a better idea what to expect when they click on your thread.
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I think it'd work, good idea
It would also give people a place to post things like "hey how do you do this? I'm a n00b & can't find the polar inversion effect".
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Achem :oops:
Sorry 'bout that Bark Bark.
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Yes, notice the name of the plugin, Shadow / highlight recovery.
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Nope, it ain't just you BuzzKill, it's me too.
Scaling of the select tool
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
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You can't set how big the selection area is (as in, type in a specific size) but at the bottom of the screen it does tell you how big the selection size is.
Just make your selection the size you need it & then place it where you want on your image 