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Well, try this.

Great, I was actually thinking about doing this for you

Great, I was actually thinking about doing this for you

Again realising that programming is more difficult then I first thought, I give up and will stop bothering you with my stupidity . And first learn better C# before I go on.

Again realising that programming is more difficult then I first thought, I give up and will stop bothering you with my stupidity . And first learn better C# before I go on.

Again realising that programming is more difficult then I first thought, I give up and will stop bothering you with my stupidity . And first learn better C# before I go on.

Again realising that programming is more difficult then I first thought, I give up and will stop bothering you with my stupidity . And first learn better C# before I go on.

Which would be the fastest? An example would be nice too, I'm not very good at programming yet.

Which would be the fastest? An example would be nice too, I'm not very good at programming yet.

Which would be the fastest? An example would be nice too, I'm not very good at programming yet.

Which would be the fastest? An example would be nice too, I'm not very good at programming yet.

Is there an easy way to scale a part of the canvas to a certain size in a plug-in? I don't mean changing the canvas size.

Is there an easy way to scale a part of the canvas to a certain size in a plug-in? I don't mean changing the canvas size.

Is there an easy way to scale a part of the canvas to a certain size in a plug-in? I don't mean changing the canvas size.

Is there an easy way to scale a part of the canvas to a certain size in a plug-in? I don't mean changing the canvas size.

3d object is amazing, maybe we should have an equation thread for the people who don't really understand it.

No Ash, but I just like gradients better, it gives you more control.

No Ash, but I just like gradients better, it gives you more control.

For the ring, I would suggest polar transformation, instead of polar inversion.

For the ring, I would suggest polar transformation, instead of polar inversion.

@tilo: You should place him in a toy store, he's awesome, I would even buy him. Nice smugding btw.

@tilo: You should place him in a toy store, he's awesome, I would even buy him. Nice smugding btw.

Ok first thing you have to know when you're drawing metal, is that you only draw the reflections or only the lighting, but because metal is very reflective there is a lot of constrast, try using a black/white gradient and draw a few reflective gradients on top of it using a fully transparent secondary color, experiment with the value, but stay in the black, grey, white area, you'll start to find a metallicish look, go for light colors mostly. Here's an example, look at the color window.

Ok first thing you have to know when you're drawing metal, is that you only draw the reflections or only the lighting, but because metal is very reflective there is a lot of constrast, try using a black/white gradient and draw a few reflective gradients on top of it using a fully transparent secondary color, experiment with the value, but stay in the black, grey, white area, you'll start to find a metallicish look, go for light colors mostly. Here's an example, look at the color window.

http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=26921 focus on 5a and 6. if you would do this using rotate/zoom and after that displacement, it would be okay, but this is very simple.