dondeena

True, this is a good solution for dropping a bunch of brushes into Paint.NET at one time. We users can keep a shortcut to the custom brushes directory for quick access. Note: On XP the (complete) path is actually - C:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\Paint.NET User Files\Custom Brushes (replace with your login name) Don't know about Vista. In my programming, I generally avoid using "Documents and Settings". I prefer to keep resources in the program installation directory. Easier to back up and much more intuitive to find. For one brush at a time, it is easier to use the 'Add Brush' button, then close and reopen the Custom Brush tool. But, it should be an easy fix to the refresh brush columns properly after an "Add Brush" if you ever revisit the code. Bottom line. Thanks. Brilliant addition to Paint.NET.

I have enclosed two partial screenshots to show the problem on the brush list ... BugAddBrush1.jpg shows the palette BEFORE adding ONE brush. BugAddBrush2.jpg shows the repeating brushes AFTER adding ONE brush. Hope this bug reports helps. Thanks for the quick answer. Right click. Got it! Cheers! Don

Excellent plugin! Try a PNG brush with an alpha channel for the best results! A few minor requests and quibbles: Loading a brush duplicates the existing brushes in the column on the left. Spacing doesn't seem to do anything - would be nice to have more range (ie 1,2,5,10,20,50,100,200,500,1000,2000,5000) (If this is intended to skip image placements when drawing a line) Scatter would be nice - user could specify the diameter of the random spray Aside from the above, this plugin is the most important add on for Paint.NET. Very well done! Cheers! Don White (The attached file was made with a rainbow teardrop with the background cut out. This was drawn onto a black background)