toe_head2001

There's no way to do that (via plugin or otherwise). You'll have to zoom manually. Ctrl + Mouse Wheel.

The source code for this plugin is not compatible with CodeLab, so you'd need to use Visual Studio. Further more, a simple recompile won't be enough; it needs to be rewritten. DataDink was deriving from IndirectUI in ways that Rick didn't mean to make possible. Rick fixed the mistake in paint.net v4.0.10, and thus DataDink plugins became inoperable.

Nope. At the same time? Panning can be done across just one axis. How about this: "Move the Canvas horizontally and/or vertically within the editing window" or just this: "Move the Canvas within the editing window" Typo. "Edge", maybe? Alternatively: "The ability to pan past the edge of the canvas" Sure, but not necessarily. "A tool for coloring individual pixels"

It was reported that the downloading of the Index was broken again. I've posted a new release (v1.2.0.2) that fixes it.

Access is being Denied to the tmp directory? That's odd. Are you running with limited permissions in Windows? i.e. non-administrator account? Do you have any extra "security" software on your system?

Yup, and six-sided dice don't have a side with 9 dots on it. This kind of stuff won't get anyone disqualified, but it will probably result in less votes. Food for thought.

This statement is an oxymoron. Perhaps the installer closes right after telling you to install the .NET Framework? Please accurately describe what happened, so we can assist you.

So, you're saying Fuzzy dice would be acceptable?

Object of the Fortnight #6 – Pair of Dice The pair (2 dice) must be six-sided with dots. See example photo in the link above. The deadline for entries is 2200 UTC (10:00 PM UK Time) on Thursday, May 11. Please see the Countdown Timer. for exact time remaining. . Competition Rules: 0. The pair (2 dice) must be six-sided with dots. See example photo in the link above. 1. Your entry must not have a background/backdrop/scene; just the object on a transparent canvas. Shadows are fine. 2. Your entry must be 100% made using Paint.net. Don't use another image editor. Don't use stock images/photos (in full or parts thereof). 3. Max dimensions are 600x600. 4. You may modify or replace your image until the deadline. 5. Multiple entries per entrant are allowed. Make a separate post for each one. You may link to alternative versions, but they will not be part of your entry. This thread is for posting competition entries only. If you're not posting an entry, don't post here. If you want to talk about any of the entries, or ask a question regarding the competition, you can do so in the discussion thread found here.

That's not a bug, that how it should work. No, it's not. It's overwriting part of the White circle with Transparency, and thus the Black background is showing through.

It's counting up now... I knew I should have used that "stop at zero" option. Sorry for the delay with ending the poll. My mind was somewhere else.

1st Place: @Pixey and @Woodsy with 14 votes 2nd Place: @MJW with 12 votes 3rd Place: @AndrewDavid with 6 votes

Version 1.4 posted. It has some fun stuff like a resizable window. See the first post for the full changelog, and the download.

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Um, what? The Snipping Tool has been included in Windows since Vista.

Yes, I'd like every heading to have an id on it, so we can link directly to it. For example, the "Sampling Modes" heading the on Color Picker page would look like this: <h3 id="SamplingModes">Sampling Modes</h3> So we could link directly to it like this: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/ColorPicker.html#SamplingModes Could you add an Apache rule that rewrites the URLs to exclude the .html ?

I worked on this again tonight. With further optimizations, I was able to get that large image to render in under 2 seconds. I also fixed a bug that had caused the thumbnail area of UI to be slightly squished vertically. Weren't you working on a separate plugin to do this?

https://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/12183-the-process-of-antiquing/

Indeed. I looked at this a few minutes ago. By changing just a few lines of code, I was able to speed it up significantly. When I tried it on a large (26.5 Megapixels) image, rendering went from 14 seconds to just 2.6 seconds. Smaller images will of course be even faster. For those interested in the technical details, TR was copying a Surface on every single ROIS. https://github.com/toehead2001/pdn-tr-distort-this/commit/8928a2cac03eb41685e2619ed58b5466bd24289d I'm going to see what other sorts of improvements I can make. Any requests?

Plugins Used: - Bulletin Board Trim - Drop Shadow - Tube Oblique - Lines/Grid

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I believe that was fixed in v4.0.15. Please update (v4.0.16 is the newest), and let us know if that solves the issue.

Your paint.net installation is broken. You can use this utility to remove the broken installation: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed Afterwards, you can install paint.net anew.

That makes no sense. A gradient needs a direction (and a range length), and you can't get one from a pour.

No, but you can do that with the Gradient tool. https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/GradientTool.html