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To demonstrate some of the new features of CodeLab v3, I converted my 'Rubber Stamp' Visual Studio project to a CodeLab script. New features specifically demonstrated here are: the PreRender method, Slider Decorations (on Amount3), and Prop Rules (on Amount6). Previously, those three things had to be done in Visual Studio. Hopefully it will be of some interest to a few people.

Do you have an image in your clipboard?

^^^ This is black magic! Pure witchcraft and wizardry! Job well done! Those guys are awesome! *tuts his own horn, and breaks his arm off patting himself on the back* Do we even need Visual Studio anymore? Nearly 12 years ago, it was written: I think it's safe to say that we now have the most robust development environment of any image manipulation program. Here are the keyboard commands to invoke filtering within the AutoComplete box: Alt+L Local Variables and Parameters Alt+O Constants Alt+P Properties Alt+F Fields Alt+M Methods Alt+C Classes Alt+S Structs Alt+E Enums Alt+K Keywords Enjoy the new features and bugfixes.

This reasoning sounds pretty bogus to me. The config dialog is very lightweight; the difference between a "fast" and "slow" pc would be extremely negligible. If your computer can handle video editing and encoding, it can't possibly be slow enough to make a noticeable difference with the save config dialog. Even if takes 1.2 seconds to close the dialog with Enter, that's only 2 minutes for 100 images. Or am I wrong?

@stark096, Why not temporarily disable your antivirus program, and find out?

Not so; you can change the Fill Mode to Global.

This is a very inconsequential crash. 1. Run a broken plugin 2. Click 'Restart paint.net' 3. Click 'Don't Save' If you don't have a broken plugin handy, here's one: BadPlugin.zip

Version 1.2.1.0 posted. This release contains compatibility with paint.net's Dark Theme, and therefore requires paint.net v4.0.20 or newer.

Hmm... The issue with Blur when pressing OK... I can't explain it. It works when the dialog is open, and it works when you press Ctrl+F. I use very similar code in my Blur Fill plugin, and it works fine there. Maybe there's a bug in paint.net that affects custom UI effects, but not IndirectUI effects... I don't know; more testing would need to be done.

I'll take a look at it later today.

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Ok, you'll need a cast here... ((Bitmap)bmp.Clone()).Save(saveFile.FileName);

Download And change the color. Edit: Darn, it died when I submitted the post.

ref: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.drawing.image.save I have not tried this, but maybe: bmp.Clone().Save(saveFile.FileName);

Most of the rendering issues were solved by utilizing OnSetRenderInfo. Done. Take a look in InitialInitToken(). I placed some code there that should work. You just need to change the TabIndex on each control. I've done this for you; VS Designer makes it extremely fast and easy to update them all. I didn't add these, but I'm guessing the issue was that they got into a update loop. i.e. Slider updates NumBox, causing the NumBox to update the Slider, causing the Slider to update the NumBox, ect. Just create a flag so that doesn't happen. Take a look at my Pie Chart plugin if you're not sure. https://kalama.ga/gfx/code/LensFlareSrc20180104.zip

I think I can help you with all of those things, but your link to the source code doesn't work.

They used to open in paint.net, and they still do? Problem solved. Typos aside... Right click on the file, and select: 'Open with' -> 'Choose default program...'

I'm willing to bet that the 'Discord Overlay' is causing the issue. Please disable it while using paint.net. Let us know if that resolves the crash.

Why not just install things as needed? That's what I do with a new installation of an operating system. Surely you don't need everything on day one. My Windows 7 machine tells me I have 153 programs installed. There's no way I'd ever install all of those in one go. I install something when I need it.

I'm not convinced of the gradient, but this exception still stands: Is it really the gradient background that's making it more impressive? In addition to the gradient background, it looks like you've also added a drop shadow.

Apple doesn't allow third-party browsers on iOS. Thus Chrome, Firefox, and all the rest, are just UI wrappers around Safari.

Windows 10 is leaps and bounds better than it was when it was first released 2.5 years ago. You really have to be nitpicky to find big issues with it now. I think at this point, it just comes down to familiarity with Win10 , rather than having to deal with real tangible issues in the operating system. For the average consumer, this has already happened. Desktop PC aren't going anywhere though. PC gamers, media professionals, and scientists are keeping the desktop market very healthy. Same here. Smartphones are even worse. I don't know how some people use their smartphone as their primary computer; even if it is something like a Galaxy Note.

That just means the binary is not signed with a certificate.