toe_head2001

Make sure you're up to date on Windows Updates. Update the driver for your GPU. https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/86210/Intel-HD-Graphics-5500-for-5th-Generation-Intel-Core-Processors

Sounds like those same files already exist in your temp directory, but for some reason the extractor can't overwrite them. Manually delete all the files in: %temp%\PdnSetupand then run the paint.net installer again. Let us know if that works.

*facepalm* This back and forth could go on for too long. Try running this file. Reset Windows.zip Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\paint.net] "Window/Tools/Bounds"=- "Window/Colors/Bounds"=- "Window/History/Bounds"=- "Window/Layers/Bounds"=-

http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?showtopic=15218

There's no plugin to do that specifically, but one could be made. I think I understand what you're saying. Just to be sure though, can you post example images after each step is taken?

LOL, if you don't look closely, that looks like a two-legged elephant. That's pretty lucky. When I was a kid, if I wanted a computer (or anything else beyond food, clothes, shelter, ect.), I had to get it on my own. My family always had a computer, but I got my own when I was 14. It was composed of second-hand parts, and so were all my computers during my teenage years.

Do you want to draw the ghost animal from scratch? or do you want to manipulate a photo?

Hmm, I see. It only works if there's no 'http://' at the beginning of the link (which technically wouldn't be a link ).

There are censors in place on the forum for profanity; can a similar censor be added for links to the Megalo site? This would both let the poster know that Megalo is pure evil rubbish, and it would also eliminate the extra work for the Mods that would have to delete the links from posts.

Can you post an example image of what you'd like to accomplish? or be a bit more descriptive? Didn't we already tell you not to use the Megalo plugin pack? Do yourself a favor and remove it from your computer.

No, Lobstarooo is correct. The web page loads correctly, but the actual zip file does not. The zip is available on archive.org https://web.archive.org/web/20141228034338/https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/isimonbrown/plgs/sb-plugins-june-2014.zip

You can use this BB code: [member=Ryker] It generates a link like this: @Ryker

Frowned Upon? No. It's actually encouraged.

I was able to find the root of the CodeLab issue. Contrary to my original assumptions, the issue was not caused by my contributed code in v2.11 , as the issue is in older versions too. The good news is that I sent a patch to BoltBait, so it should be resolved when he releases the next version.

Paint.net uses RGB, so the HSV amounts are just estimations. When you use the eyedropper/Color Picker tool, it fetches the RGB value and does the HSV conversation as accurately as possible, but as you have noticed, there are rounding issues. That's just the way it is. The two color modes (RGB & HSV) are not interchangeable, and there's really no way to 100% accurately convert from one to another.

That's clearly not two images spliced together, but one image that was poorly mirrored. Here it is properly mirrored at the right edge. Not that this looks any better though.

Why not use selection.Width and selection.Height? float H = selection.Height; It makes the code faster to read compared to 'Stop - Sbot'. I would also suggest you use camel casing on variables. Naming a variable 'Stop' made me think it was a coordinate of a stopping point. It wasn't until I saw its assignment that I realized it meant selection top. sTop or selTop would be much better. You'll want to read Rick's comment about using Graphics objects properly in effects: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/32489-how-to-enable-cleartype/#entry433310 Good job.

Someone recently resolved this same issue using this utility: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/mats/program_install_and_uninstall

Oh, you're probably right. I've heard that mentioned many times here on the forum. I'd be interested the technical reason for this. What sort of issues could arise from not writing to any of the pixels? Rick seems to have made it somewhat idiot proof, as the original canvas is preserved even though the dst is full of null colors. Just a curiosity, I'll still fix the code.

I had never even heard of Turbo, and have not used it. As far as I can tell from the site, it uses VM Containers (similar to Docker). Such containers are meant to be isolated, but with Docker at least, there are ways to transfer files in and out of the containers. I would advise you to direct your question to the Turbo people.

Here's the source code for those interested. Just a few lines of code (excluding the usually boilerplate stuff). https://github.com/toehead2001/pdn-copy-selection-coords EDIT: Here's the code for CodeLab: void PreRender(Surface dst, Surface src) { Rectangle selection = EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds).GetBoundsInt(); string selectionCoords = selection.Left + ", " + selection.Top + ", " + selection.Width + ", " + selection.Height; Services.GetService<IClipboardService>().SetText(selectionCoords); } void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) { dst.CopySurface(src, rect.Location, rect); }

You can't. The .Net Framework is dependency of paint.net.

I looked at the source code, and I am wondering: why are you using the double type for the color channels? Surely the int type would be sufficient, as there aren't any operations in the script that would produce numbers with decimal places.

You should really talk to your employer about that. However, if you want to go behind their back, you can run paint.net from a flash memory drive. Do note that you may need to install the .Net Framework, which might also require an admin password. https://blog.getpaint.net/2017/07/21/portable-mode-in-paint-net-4-0-17/

Couldn't be further from the truth. It's GUI is horrible. It works though, that's what's important.