DarkShock

Hey, Rick. What if you released it on December 25th as a Christmas gift to us PdN users? Seriously.

:-) C'mon, you can do better than that... :-) Oh. I didn't see that.

When is the predicted release date?

Nice!!! Now you're going to make me anticipate. Do you have a predicted release date?

Here is mine:

This isn't a big issue, but sometimes when I make and image with about 6 or more layers the layers window will take a while to show what is in each layer.

Check out this rain image I made:

There's also some websites that already have some pre-cut images that you can download if you like them. Images that are cut out from a previous image are called "renders". I recommend going to http://www.planetrenders.com They have a wide variety of render that were cut out by other members. Just register there (it's free) and download the renders and add them to any image you like. :wink:

Do you always do that?

Oh yeaaaaaaah. Now you made me feel like an idiot, BoltBait.

Sorry that the topic name is a mouth full, but I have a request to make. I noticed in the GIMP image program there is a feature called "Alpha To Selection" and it will select every single pixel in a lay. Would it be possible to add this effect to Paint.net It would be easier that having to use the magic wand and click certain pixels and having to constantly adjust the tolerance. Example: The white in the pic is from the bottom layer and all of the colors are on the second layer and I was able to all the pixels selected from that layer.

Wow. That looks so realistic! Nice tut. :wink:

I hope that pic doesn't give anyone a seizure. seriously :shock:

Now I'm satisfied that I can make rain images with paint.net.

Oh. Nice effects. :wink:

This plug-in is amazing!!! I just downloaded it! Nice feature. :wink:

You're welcome. :wink:

1. Good 2. Good 3. Good 4. Good 5. Bad because it can cause errors at times. As said before in this topic. It can cause errors? I didn't know that. I haven't had any problems yet.

How's this:

I was guessing cause I didn't know what the letters were.

Nice tutorial. This is what I do: 1. Download font 2. Extract to desktop 3. Open Control Panel 4. Open Manage fonts folder 5. Drag the new font file into the folder.

That's pretty cool, but how often would you use a feature like that?

This is what I got:

Are you using the letters: D,O, and C because I can do it for you if you are having a hard time.

messy blob? I'll help you out, but what do you mean by messy blob? Maybe it's the text you're using? I used Arial Black and font size 108, I also tried regular Arial but they both became blobs, the Arial Black after two and the Arial after a three. What step is leading to your text being too round?