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One more recommendation: Dr Scott's Markup Renderer. Requires a little HTML and CSS knowledge (or you could steal the code below ). One of the advantages is you can save the HTML file, which gives you the option of reproducing the text if needed.

The trick here is to create a template and open that. Instructions can be found here:

From memory it goes something like this: Monitors are getting bigger and bigger and scaling is going up to fill these monitors. 800 x 600 on a good sized monitor at 100% now looks tiny.

If you want to toggle the visibility of the Colors window, simply press F8.

Come back soon. Learn stuff

Yes. Use the Recoloring tool Example usage: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/RecolorTool.html#12

Follow the instructions here: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/InstallPlugins.html. Look for the heading "Microsoft Store paint.net"

Sounds like it might not be docked. REF: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/ColorsWindow.html ....try..... Resetting the Colors Window The window can be reset to its original position and size (including docking) by pressing Ctrl + Shift + F8

PS GREAT username!

Add a new layer above the image. Set the Blend mode of the new layer to Overlay. Paint over the parts you want to recolor with an appropriately colored brush. This technique is largely how I recolored this model from grayscale. (original post from this thread : https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/118101-best-method-to-recolor-a-game-texture/) More examples:

They are hard to see (I've emphasised these). I found the trick is to use the two middle nubs to control the bend aka define the curve.

Thanks @Tactilis - you've made my day.

Looks fine to me in Firefox 112. What is your browser version, and what anti-virus software are you using?

Hi @Xomax - welcome to the forum Don't worry we're here to try and help. I've already fixed up the formatting of your posts to make them a little more readable. Questions: What file extension does the file have? It looks like it will be *.PDN - but I'll get you to confirm that is the only extension (and not something like MyFile.png.pdn) Did you select the file type from the dropdown list in the Save dialog - or did you type it in manually? Are you able to ZIP the file and upload it? If it is too big for the forum, upload it on Imgur or another file hosting site and paste the link here (assuming the image is family friendly).

Sounds like you may have an existing paint.net installation that has become broken. Please use this utility to remove the broken installation: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed Afterwards, you should be able to install paint.net anew.

You may be interested in Tilt Shifting "Tilt-Shift is a directional gradient blur tool". The Tilt Shifting tutorial: ...and now that you have the theory, the Plugin: Example from the plugin post:

The Mods & Admins are discussing this. I've added your suggestion into the mix.

The forum bandwidth costs (Rick). Please do get in the habit of hosting images elsewhere and posting links here. I've had a look into your attachments. You posted one named selection.gif that is 2.7mb... This one is (recolor.gif) is 783kb..... If you want to know more please PM me.

April Update .......umm, still nothing. I'm betting this is the first time in 12 years we've had no new plugins two months running. Check in again in May

These files appear to be variants of DDS DXTx (GXT?) files. I have zero experience with these, I'm simply repeating what I found here: https://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=17980 for whoever want's to try and write such a plugin.

I really like the fingerprint (amongst others). Such beautiful curves......

Finally got time to go looking for the DLL...and I found it! Added to the first post.

I'll have a look for the DLL this evening.