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@kiarfuzzy Welcome to the forum
1. Please can you give us a little more information. Like, what system you are using. i.e. Win 10, or 8, etc. ?
2. Also, are you downloading from our website, for the Classic version from here.
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@Scooter Ah...... that's more like it - Thank You - and that picture is hysterical
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3 hours ago, kiarfuzzy said:
I shouldn't loose my layers after is save to jpeg/png.
@kiarfuzzy It only takes ONE action ......... Undo, to get your layers back after saving to jpeg/png
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Or - you could make a layer above the photo and paint a white circle around the edges and then use Alpha Blur and then lower the opacity.
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Hmm - this is weird for sure. Seems like something is blocking it. What kind of anti virus do you have? Although I think you said you'd disabled everything and it still would not work.
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Thank you so much @lynxster4
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3 hours ago, AlfonzoSieveking said:
Hi everybody.
- I have uninstalled all previous versions of paint.net (I think; the Windows Installer CleanUp utility can't find it, anyway)
Please try this link
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/mats/program_install_and_uninstall
and then try to reinstall
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Congratulations @doughty on your win. A lovely entry indeed
And @lynxster4 too ?
Also, many thanks to @lynxster4 for her hosting ?
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You are Welcome - I'm glad that Plugin worked for you. Perhaps someone else on the forum can explain why you can't see the DDS after you downloaded PDN. Maybe it's the system you are using? Or .............. Gremlins ?
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34 minutes ago, Meridiano said:
The plugin you said works with DDS too, but it needs to rename .dds -> .dds2. I thought paint.net supports DDS "out-of-box". I was wrong?
No, you are not wrong. You should have the plain DDS in the drop down:
It is a mystery why it's not there for you. Did you download Paint.net from the website here?
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Thank you @MJW I have downloaded this and, hopefully, this will be useful for a project I'm working on
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@Meridiano Welcome to Paint.net
Have you downloaded the correct Plugin? If not, it can be found here:
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Congratulations @welshblue
Also congrats to @MJW and @lynxster4 too
Thank you @DrewDale for hosting
Really excellent entries ?
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What a lovely array of Faeries @lynxster4 The colors are so pretty and their bodies glow and shine. They seem happily to be dancing in the night ?
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@marek jedlinski Welcome to the forum. Yes, as @toe_head2001 says, the Alpha Mask is the way to go. Don't forget to Copy the white lines to the clipboard, before you go to use Alpha Mask on the flattened layer.
EDIT: I think the reason you are having some trouble is because the lines are white. Please read an explanation here, by Kemaru, about the Alpha mask:
So, for another way to cut out your flattened blue layer is to:
1. Have your white lines on a transparent layer.
2. With the magic wand - select the white lines ...... i.e. marching ants around the lines.
3. Switched over to your 'flattened layer' with the nice texture - invert your selected white lines, then hit delete on your computer.
4. You should be left with just the textured lines.
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@SilverDragon82 Welcome to the forum
You say you're having trouble adding Plugins to your folder? Do you have the Store bought Paint.net? If so, you have to make the Folders yourself.
" You just have to install them in a different location. Go to your Documents folder, create a folder called “paint.net App Files” (no quotes though), and then create a folder for each plugin type: Effects, FileTypes, and Shapes. And then put your plugins into each folder just like you’re used to with the Classic release."
As for Plugin packs with the installer - that will depend on who uses the installer. Older packs will probably not have that option.
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lynxster creations ~ Sweet Treats ~ 4/29/24 🍰
in The Pictorium
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I agree it's really good .......... you have managed to make it look 3D and it looks so silky too. Great fishy indeed