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This plugin was poorly designed, and looks very hacky. As far as I can tell, it's not using the EffectConfigDialog properly (or at all). Its dialog pops up after the Initializing dialog. Madness. <---- That explains why the plugin doesn't work a second time. Also, in relation to the crash log that pdnnoob posted: Storing user data (Palette location) in 'Program Files' was a poor design choice too. That XML file should be in %appdata%. That way multiple user accounts on the same machine can use the plugin. I don't want it to sound like I'm hating on this plugin or jxp. It does indeed do what it's meant to, it was just implemented in a non-optimal way.

It's probably a limitation of the Windows Imaging Component; which paint.net uses for reading most filetypes. Just an educated guess.

Here's another teaser image of something I got working tonight (still a work-in-progress). The screenshot below is a composite, but is otherwise genuine. I jimmy rigged the existing IntelliSense stuff so it could used to display tooltips. Along the way, I fixed the longstanding bug where the IntelliSense Box wouldn't open in some circumstances. (e.g. when there were parentheses, or there was an Operator with no space after it, ect.) The IntelliSense Tooltips necessitated that fix.

You'll have to use Parallels, VirtualBox, VMware Fusion, or Apple Bootcamp. On MacOS, the closet thing to paint.net is Pinta. I would also recommend Krita and Gimp.

What's the issue (or symptom) now?

Is your "Digital Guardian" software interfering with paint.net? Does paint.net work in Windows Safe Mode?

I posted about this a few days ago... You can read this article about automating the UI of paint.net. http://blog.functionalfun.net/2009/06/introduction-to-ui-automation-with.html I haven't played with the code very much, but I can verify it does work.

No, you misunderstood what BoltBait said. What he was saying is that you could modify a plugin so that it (that specific plugin, and that specific plugin only) opens its dialog in a different location. For clarification, plugins can only add FileTypes, and modify pixels on the canvas/selection. No changing the behavior of paint.net.

LOL, I didn't see the hand. I think it's supposed to be a guy with a briefcase, no?

The forum filter ate the url you posted, but that is the Megalo site.

1) Draw the gradient () 2) Run Posterize () from the Adjustments menu

As a work around, you can enable this option (outlined in red) in the Windows Control Panel:

@jagersvrouw, You downloaded an older version. I hope you didn't get it from the Megalo Pack. The most recent version can be downloaded here: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/110145-eers-plugin-pack/

Your previous install became broken some how. Use this utility to remove that previous installation: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/mats/program_install_and_uninstall Afterwards, install paint.net anew.

@Ego Eram Reputo, Yes, I didn't expect you to notice that it had been add to my plugin pack. Those comments were directed at Eli. I should have sent the message to you via PM. Sorry.

Yes, it was meant to be a Plugin Pack exclusive. Why? No particular reason... perhaps it was laziness. I did post a link in that thread though. You can see it here: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/109334-negative-coordinates-with-00-being-the-center-of-an-image/&do=findComment&comment=518002

My Coordinate Plane Points plugin seems to have flown under the radar, and is not in the index.

- Delete stuff you don't need - Upload to imgur, photobucket, ect - Beg the the mods to give you more space (if they can)

Do you have too many attachments using up your 10mb quota? http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/attachments/

As a work around, you'll have to keep pressing Ctrl + F until the whole canvas gets filled.

I don't think there's an easy way to do that in paint.net. I'm not sure what sort of customization options you're looking for, but you may want to take a look at this tool: https://spritegenerator.codeplex.com/

Last night I came across an interesting article about automation in relation to paint.net. http://blog.functionalfun.net/2009/06/introduction-to-ui-automation-with.html I played with the code a little bit this morning. While not a plugin or anything that integrates into paint.net itself, it does give a more precision and control vs. a keyboard/mouse macro recorder.

In paint.net v3.x, it was possible to use the square brackets to change the Brush width while painting. You could make strokes like this: Would it be possible to add this feature to paint.net v4?

http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/32366-paintnet-needs-a-dark-theme/&do=findComment&comment=431855

I decompiled the Plugin Browser, and managed to adjust the parser so it can properly read the HTML that the new forum software generates. No other changes were made. Or in other words, downloading Index updates is now working. Unofficial v1.0.4.9