Simon Brown
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Make sure you have anti-aliasing enabled.
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If the stamps are in clear rows and colums you could use this plugin to separate them.
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Weekly Skinning Competition
THIS WEEKS THEME: DOCK
Hosted by Simon Brown, Theme chosen by The Bird
While Mike is away from the forums, i'll be hosting WSC.
A dock
As chosen by the bird
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This week's theme, as chosen by @The Bird is a dock. Some popular docks include the native dock on OSX and RocketDock for Windows. Unlike the taskbar, a dock's purpose is purely to launch and switch between programs.
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Check the Weekly Skinning Competition Rules!
If your entry breaks any of the rules it will be disqualified.
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The deadline is four days after the 4th entry is posted.
- There is no maximum image size, but you are limited to THREE images per entry, and if any of the images are larger than 800x800, please LINK to it instead!
- No crude / offensive language, pics, et cetera.
- Unlike previous incarnations of Skinning Competitions, the theme focuses on a single element. Do not stray from the theme!
- Only one entry per person and no modifications to your image are allowed after submitting your entry.
- You must post the URLs to any and all stock images used in your entry.
- You are allowed one post in this topic. That post should include your entry, links to your source images.
- Beyond these rules, if the competition host finds that the entry is clearly inappropriate for one reason or another, he or she may disqualify that entry without warning
- Note also that the winner of the current Weekly Skinning Competition gets to choose the subject for the next competition!
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This thread is for posting your entries only!
Which means there is no excuse for making a non-entry post.
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If you wish to talk about one of the entries you can do so here.
If a comment or other non-entry post is mistakenly made in this thread, it will be moved without penalty to the discussion thread. Just don't be surprised when it magically jumps over there.
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The deadline is four days after the 4th entry is posted.
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I'm pretty sure Paint.NET uses its own update system. Apart from obviously launching the NSIS installer.
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You mean an image map?
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Deadline extended
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As for the MSI, doubtful. I would encourage you to figure out how to use SlimDX without having to install it, however.
It's licensed under MIT, in fact.
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What are you using to write the rest of the book?
In any case, if you use MS Office 2007, you can install a plugin from Microsoft that will let you save PDFs. The only problem is, you can't open them - but since you have the images, you could try see if they accept a PDF created "from scratch."
The last time I used OpenOffice (I don't install Java now), it could export PDFs. I don't know whether it can open them.
Edit: I guess there's Acrobat.com as well.
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Could you post the image before you FTP it?
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That's very odd. I was able to download the PNG and I couldn't view it, but in a hex editor it looked like a proper PNG.
Did you upload it via FTP, within Joomla or some other way?
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It basically means saving it as a .PNG rather than a .PDN.
If that doesn't work, post the address of the website and we might be able to see what the problem is.
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Here's a template that should allow you to make a brush plugin that's good enough for you:
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Thanks for coming back to put the poll up and good luck. I'd be prepared to continue the competition until you come back if you want to keep it open.
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This link may be helpful re: using 7-zip
to extract the Ed Harvey zipfile.
Ed Harvey says he's fixed it, though.
I have finally figured-out what causes the IE bug to surface (only took me 2 years
)It's complicated and very boring, but you may be pleased to know that have re-configured the download server and it appears to have stopped the problem...
Yay
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Strange, I guess it must have been disabled somehow. 7-zip should do the trick, although you'll have to locate it manually when opening a ZIP, as it doesn't even try to grab file associations.
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Flattening means that everything is combined into one layer. You'll want to undo that after saving and save it as a .PDN file to preserve the layers.
Try the glow function for shine.
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http://www.getpaint.net/download.html
System requirements are at the top of the page.
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All of these are the same size on screen for me:
- The attachment in Firefox.
- The image pasted from Firefox into Paint.NET.
- The image pasted from Firefox into Picture Manager.
- The image pasted from Picture Manager into MS Word.
- The image pasted from Paint.NET into MS Word.
- The attachment in Firefox.
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The icons are in:
C:\Program Files\Paint.NET\Resources\en-US
It's mostly a hack, though.
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No, I mean this plugin supports APNG.
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It's native now.
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I'll look into it.
and drag-select the area you want blurred, then run the blur.
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Paint.net icon keeps messing up on 7
in Troubleshooting & Bug Reports
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It happened to me as well. Directing the installer to a different directory fixed it.