adhanberry

I like it, MadJik. If it wasn't for the black, however, I don't think I would like it is much for some reason.. I just like black stuff.

Sharky, I really like the green picture. The blue picture is a bit too blurry. How'd you make the green one, exactly (or generally)?

I do have to admit. louster200's signature is kind of "crazy" as in shaking and flashing uncontrollably. louster200, we've seen almost all effects Paint.NET has; we don't need you to use all the effects at different times for your signature. Thank you, though.

I believe it is the third link. (I could be mistaken, however.)

Well I congratulate you on your creation being 100% PNET. (Pronounced pea-net. Not pea-dot-net.)

Did you draw that using lines in Paint.NET or how'd you do it?

Ben_R_R, how long did it take to make that picture?

Gosh, pyro, that really would suck if it actually did just pop up and say "You are missing something."

Sorry, but I don't quite understand what you're saying. Are you looking for a wingdings-type font or something?

I knew it was one of CMD's tutorials! I didn't notice the second page on gradients. I like that one better for some reason. Dunno why... Do you know who could possibly make a plug-in for this effect? It feels kinda odd just asking people to make a plug-in for me. I guess it's because I live in Mississippi, and we like to show southern hospitality. Not sure..

That's a good idea, TakeMangaka. I found a tutorial on a PDN user's website (I forget who it is. I'm sorry I can't give them credit.) on how to make gradients. It's not exactly perfect, but they created blocks of colors and used a blur effect (I forget which one, probably just a Gaussian) to make the colors look blended together like a gradient. *Thinks to self: I wanna say it was one of CMD's tutorials, but I can't quite put a finger on it.*

Well, mustang maverick, there aren't that many stars. I guess you could be somewhat close to a city, but if you were in the country then you would see a lot of stars. (I live in a small town in Mississippi and there are a lot of stars at night!)

AvrilAdict, if you want to use an image in your sig, try uploading that picture to a free image hosting site such as photobucket.com. There you can copy the image code and use it in your sig like so: [img=image link]

Oh ok. Well here's how to do it...I think. I've never tried doing this so I don't know if it'll work. [url=http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/index.php][img=image.png][/url] EDIT: mustang maverick must've posted the same time I did because I didn't see his/her post. Oh well..

It looks like you want to make it a link to the Paint.NET forums. Why would you do that? Everyone on the forums obviously knows how to get here..

That's awesome, Hawkeyes! Could you possibly keep me updated?

GREAT! I sent an email to your Gmail. (I love Gmail.)

Well I figured that someone could probably edit the existing gradient plug-in to use another color. You're right, I wouldn't have any idea, but it just seems easy.

Thank you, bb00. Now that I have created a navigation bar design, I would really like to use it on a website I'm creating. I don't know if you're the right person, but how can I do this using HTML, CSS, and/or JavaScript?

P.N users, I've been browsing Photoshop tutorials trying to get ideas for Paint.NET tutorials. An idea struck me as being very useful. I'm not sure if this is an actual plug-in in Photoshop, but I know Photoshop uses this: Multi-Color Gradients. I, along with many other people, can think up quite a few uses for Multi-Color Gradients. I believe that it wouldn't be too hard. Just use the primary and secondary colors that the user has already selected, then prompt the user for additional colors. It would be very nice to have an Effect like this. The reason I am saying all of this is obviously because I would like this Effect; however, I do not know how to make plug-ins. So, anyone's help with making one would greatly be appreciated. Thank you, adhanberry

Here is a Vista-like menu bar that I made from scratch in Paint.NET. Tell me what you all think.

You want to "Save File As..." and you're going to save it in the Effects folder. Usually, this is at C:/Program Files/Paint.NET/Effects. Once you save it in that folder, close Paint.NET and then open it again to see the file. Does this help?

Myrddin, why do you have an icon-size image of an axe in your Photobucket album? That's a bit..odd.

Paint_boy, if I knew how to create plugins, I definitely would create a multi-color gradient plugin!

Rick, this may be a little off topic, but I've always wanted multiple color gradients. By that I mean like red, white, and black. The primary and secondary colors would be the first two colors, and the user would have to choose a third color. Definitely something I would use!