[[solved] change selected size]

ah, I found it!

you really can do everything with paint.NET

Thanks!

[[solved] change selected size]

Hm, I'm afraid I can't find this zoom function of layers..

Where is it?

[[solved] change selected size]

Thanks, very good!

But is there also a possibility to chose the percentage of the reduction of size?

[[solved] change selected size]

ah, very good, it works with the grey arrow.

But what, if I want the whole selected square to reduce its size to say 65% of the original 100%, how can I do that?

Because if I do it with the grey arrow I cannot ensure that height and width are reduced identically.

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[[solved] change selected size]

Hi!

If I select a part of my drawing with the rectangular mask, how can I change the size of just what I selected and not the whole canvas?

[[solved] circle not cleanly filled]

Yep, thanks, that was exactly what I meant

And this idea with the right mouse klick is very good.

[[solved] circle not cleanly filled]

perfekt!

by the way the community in this forum is simply great. You answer my questions so quickly

One last question. If I select an area and press delete what remains is not a white but a brindle area.

How can I get a white area if I select and delete an area? (Else I would have to fill the brindled area with white everytime)

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Thanks a lot everybody! filling cyrcles works perfectly with this one idea!

What I would still like to know however is this:

You said:

Or draw the circle on a separate layer, make a new layer, go back to the cirlce layer and select the inside of the circle with your magic wand @ 69%, and while keeping the selection go back to the empty layer you just created. Fill it with anything you want, and move it underneath the circle.

I now know how to fill a circle with a colour gradient for example. And if I chose "Radiant" for the colour Gradient the gradient goes away from one point in the circle which I can choose. However this point is the darkest point and it will get lighter as I move the mouse away from this point. How can I do the opposite, so that a circle looks as if the sun was shining on it? Just like on this site e.g.: http://www.u-helmich.de/bio/gen/reihe2/25/25-3-p.html

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[[solved] circle not cleanly filled]

when I decrease the tolerance to 0% it gets better. But it's still not perfect !?

[[solved] circle not cleanly filled]

Hi!

I just downloaded Paint.net and think it is extraordinarily great. Especially because it's easy to understand.

The only thing that I do not like thaat much is, that when I paint a circle (say in black) and fill it (say with green) there still white dota at the inner side of the circle. Can I do anything against that?