toe_head2001

I seem to remember someone mentioning that they were still able to 'Copy Merged' while stuck on Finishing. That's one way to prevent the loss of data. 1) Copy Merged (Ctrl+Shift+C) 2) End the paint.net process. 3) Open paint.net 4) Paste in New Image (Ctrl+Alt+V)

What error message does it show you?

Version 1.3.0.1 posted. This fixes the issue that @Panchdara reported concerning the mixed up radio buttons (Alphabetical & Author).

Yup. Looks like those two got mixed up in the most recent version. Much of the code was refactored, so that's how a simple bug like this got introduced. Thanks for reporting. I'm surprised that went unnoticed for more than two weeks. I'll post a fixed release in the coming day.

The explanation here is simple. getpatint.net and victoriaclarkonline.com are hosted on the same server, and thus have the same IP address. This is common on shared servers. Typically, shared servers have a few hundred sites on them. Apache (or nginx, or whatever http server) directs the traffic to the correct account on the server, so no data is actually going to the victoriaclarkonline.com people.

Ok, well I guess he has yet to officially license them as CC-BY, but that was his intent a few months ago:

Yes, in the sense that the colors specified in the Office icon palette are desaturated. In the case of the Eraser icon, it's actually more saturated, compared to @Zagna's original. I had to manually changed the HEX values in the SVG files. I did however create a .bat file to automated the conversion from SVG to PNG. It will process all .svg files in a folder called "svg", and output .png files in a folder called "png". Or you can change the folder names to whatever you want. Same goes for the size; I have it set to 32x32. @Zagna and I (and others?) could probably finish fleshing out the SVG files he created, so that they are compliant to the Office icon guidelines. He chose the CC-BY license, so we could just continue using that.

I played with some of the SVG files @Zagna created, and modified them to conform the Office icon color palette. Better? Worse?

Why do you want to make lines with the Bucket tool? Why not use the Line tool instead? https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/LineCurveTool.html

Here's the recommended animated GIF plugin: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/31629-animated-images/

When you paste, you're overriding the RGBA values, rather than compositing them. The RGBA values are composited when using layers, and that's why pasting into a new layer works the way you expect.

I don't see any White Spikes at the marked time in the video. Please explain further.

No, paint.net version compatibility has nothing to do with menu placement. Plugins are placed in the menu that the developer(s) have designated in their code. If a tutorial or some documentation claims they should be in another menu, that information is simply incorrect or out-of-date.

What stops it? What does it say? Again, what stops it?

A loading screen, eh? Can you post a screenshot of the loading screen?

The .Net Framework on your computer needs to be repaired. On Windows 10, I think the sfc program can repair it. sfc /scannow https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/929833/use-the-system-file-checker-tool-to-repair-missing-or-corrupted-system

You are looking at the File Properties; not Folder Options. In any case, here are instructions specifically for Windows 10. http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/06/windows-10/show-file-name-extensions-windows-10.html

https://www.mediacollege.com/microsoft/windows/extension-change.html

Due to your utter lack of punctuation, I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you saying that even at 288 DPI (300%), the text is too small to read?

Version 1.3 posted. Effect rending is now done properly; within The Plugin Browser's Render() override. This resolves several longstanding issues: - Clicking on an effect's OK button prematurely no longer breaks its rendering. - Rendering progress is now reported in the status bar - Rendering progress can now be seen on the canvas itself - "Repeat Effect" (Ctlr-F) now works on The Plugin Browser

1) Duplicate Layer 2) Run Gaussian Blur 3) Run Brightness / Contrast 4) Change the layer's Bend Mode to Screen. 5) Merge Layer Down

I suggest you just create the lines manually by using the Line tool. https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/LineCurveTool.html

You can also install/enable the feature from within the Windows Control Panel.

Paint.net plugins can only access the current layer. Therefore, there are no plugins that support layers.

That's one of the Selection tools: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/SelectionTools.html If you want to change the color of a region that has been selected, you can use the Fill Bucket tool or the Backspace key.