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Hey there awm03, welcome to the forum. This plugin is a filetype plugin (that is - it extends the number of file formats that paint.net can load and save). You need to unzip the file and copy the *.dll file(s) to the paint.net/filetypes/ folder. Then restart paint.net.

Leo, First of all welcome to the forum. RE: previous versions. They are simply no longer supported. Please don't ask for them or how to solve problems relating to them. RE: Source code of older versions. The same applies. This is not a place where you can get help with the source code at all. Rick has stopped making the source available and will be unlikely to assist you (http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/13335-the-source-code-is-not-available/) - please respect his decision concerning this. It sounds like you're trying to create images programatically. If this is so try somewhere like StackOverflow - there are lots of sharp people there who may be able to help.

Try Googling it: TrustedInstaller.exe

Try this:

There are many ways to skin a cat, but you only get to try one method per cat. Paint.net is more forgiving in this respect

When you do find the plugin, note that you can only load XNB files with it. There is no save to the same format.

Very informative. Thanks Simon, this has gone a long way to improving my understanding of IndirectUI.

There is no magnetic lasso. The selection tools you see are what you get, although there are many options available: Try the CTRL key to add selections. There are also five selection 'modes' that you can play with (find them in the toolbar with a selection tool active).

Appreciate you're trying to help johoe, but providing a step-by-step guide to copyright violation is frowned upon. The watermarks are there for a reason - please respect this.

Isolate Lineart is found under the Adjustments menu.

@iSaad: Please read through with the Forum Rules, particularly #29 concerning the size of posted images. I've replaced your images with links to the same so we're all cool this time

July update Three plugins added: Highlight - @Red ochre Creates the twinkly highlights you find in a photo that is taken towards the sun, highlights on water or metallic text. XNB format - @r2d2rigo Filetype. Loads XNA 4 uncompressed Texture2D & XNBs compiled for Windows or Windows Phone. No save option. Tweak Transparency - @Red ochre Thicken outlines, set transparency minima & maxima, bevels & shadow/halo effects

Are you developing a new plugin or trying to install exisiting plugins? If you're trying to get a new plugin working, try posting your problem (in detail) in this forum: http://forums.getpai...lopers-central/ If you are having provblems installing an exisiting plugin, try here: http://www.boltbait....lingEffects.asp

Stickman has the moves and the groove!

Don't worry about the age of the previous post. That rule is not applicable to tutorials, so you're welcome to chime in anytime. If we think that a tutorial has had it's day, then we'll close or delete it. That way we keep the forum pure. Like your posted image! It's a great idea to apply this tutorial to create a water effect. Good thinking!

It has always been my belief that the dialog shouldn't appear every time, just when it's actually needed:

Good question. <Moved>

@Dorrie, I swapped your image for a link to the same because the image was very large (we have a limit for posted images of 800 pixels maximum). By posting a link users can choose to view the image or not, and that saves bandwidth.

Keep persevering! Custom Brushes is worth the effort

http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/20205-convert-photoshop-brushes-to-paintnet-brushes/ third post down

The website doesn't want you to use the previews, hence the watermarks. Regardless of the purpose you're putting them to (personal/commercial) you should NOT use them without paying for them. It is unacceptable to claim 'personal use'. E.g. "Can I take your car for a joyride? You locked it, but I want it for personal use so breaking the lock should be OK". Its not OK, its theft. Edit: (University of Melbourne): http://www.unimelb.edu.au/copyright/information/overview.html - a fairly good explanation of what you can and can't do.

Hold SHIFT down to constrain the line to 15 degree increments. Makes drawing straight lines much easier when you use the mouse!

It's under "Normal Map" (two words). There is also NormalMap 1.1 and the updated NormalMapPlus v1.0

Your line is being antialiased when drawn. This means that there is a blend going on to soften the edges and remove the jagged (or stepped) appearance. Your problem is that the fill tool is not filling these 'marginal' areas. Try increasing the tolerance slider in the toolbar by around 10% and try the fill tool again. You may need to fine tune the tolerance increase several times to get the coverage you require. A quick way of undoing a 'fill' (or any other action) is the CTRL + Z keyboard shortcut.

I'd read through this thread: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/21916-paint-a-archway-with-paintnet-shape3d/ You can create the basic shapes using the same method.