Hockeyflyers
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The picture below shows you how to use the plugin.
Thanks!
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Well, I have this plugin:
But it doesn't work well when reflecting certain shapes such as circles.
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I'm not quite sure if this has been mentioned before (I haven't been on this forum for a while), but is it possible to make a reflection effect yet?
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Does anyone have any other ideas?
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Hey thanks! I think I'll use this one viewtopic.php?f=15&t=20350&hilit=flame+fire
Or, this one: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=20053&hilit=flame+fire
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Of course I searched before posting this topic, I am not new to forums, just these forums. No tutorials give me the effect I need.
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How can I make a flame effect like this?
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I tried to duplicate the Microsoft ® logo:
I probably should've done a couple things differently, I'll try again later.
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ii g0rt struck iin the m0viing iimage f0r the siiggy.. can s0me0ne explaiin iin detail n step 0n h0w t0 m0viing iimage w0rk f0r the siiggy
thk al0t
We speak English on this forum. We cannot understand you.
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Learning C# is a good start.
Once you have a basic handle on that, read all the source code for plugins that you can get your hands on. Many of the posts in the Plugin forum include their source code.
Then, when you are ready to write your own, download the CodeLab plugin http://boltbait.googlepages.com/codelab . This will allow you to quickly prototype your effect. Once you have that working, if you only need 1-3 sliders (or an angle) you can use CodeLab to compile your effect to a DLL that is ready for distribution.
If you need more controls, you can write your effect in Microsoft Visual C# Studio 2005 Express--which you've already downloaded. It is more involved than CodeLab, but also more flexible.
Here are some links to get you started:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5281 (How to write a plugin using CodeLab, Part 1)
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5308 (How to write a plugin using CodeLab, Part 2)
viewtopic.php?t=6405 (How to write a plugin using CodeLab, Part 3)
Here is a template for Visual C# for writing plugins:
Good luck!
Thanks a lot!
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First off, I am not some impatient newbie who thinks all I have to do is download some program and it creates plugins any time I want. I have learned programming languages before, so I know how hard it is.
I have heard you can write plugins for Pdn with C#. I have downloaded Microsoft Visual C# Studio 2005 Express and I am learning C#. I was wondering if Microsoft Visual C# Studio 2005 Express can create plugins? If not, what does everyone else use?
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Whenever I do clouds, it just inverts the colors, what am I doing wrong?
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Thanks, I completely redid it:
Looks great now, excellent job.
Thanks!
How come I get this:
Take the Magic Wand-Tool, set the Tolerance to 0% and click outside the circle on "Layer 2", then hit [strg.] + to :InvertSelection: Invert the selection, so you’ve selected the entire circle.
[strg.] + says: [strg.] +
It's everywhere in the tutorial, but I figured out what all of them meant.
I am using Windows XP.
I think this has been mentioned before, but I don't think it has been answered.
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thats not workin
Make sure you put the .dll in the directory: C:\Program Files\Paint.NET\Effects
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Thanks, I completely redid it:
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I just combined a couple tutorials and added the picture and text.
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How's this?
I think it turned out pretty cool.
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Interface Orbs - Long and Image Heavy
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Here's my image
Nice tutorial!