darkbunny

Ah. So not impossible, just not possible in the near future. I had a programming project that would have been simplified by being able to encode information into the palette instead of adding metadata to every file.

Having worked on similar projects (though never in .NET), I'd guess that no custom colors means no reduced colors either. Standard dithering algorithms should work on *any* color palette, which suggests that the specific colors it's using are hard-coded into the GIF-saving system.

Well. bloody potato. Any chance of a plugin being written?

I'm familiar with GIF's 256-color limit, but I seem to recall an option in Photoshop that allowed one to select the specific 256 (or fewer) colors to be used. Does Paint.NET have a similar feature that I'm just not seeing?