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Some messing around with overlays and circles, if you look into it, it's really just a series of lines and circles with a complex gradient bar sequence.

Thanks Boude! This is pretty handy. Although some of the features can be done just as easily by changing the seconday color to Alpha=0 so really it's only useful in Alpha to color.

Another update, with more independent stuff: Born from the rose tutorial: (I think it's camo) Guess what it started as? Laser!!! Spongebob with crisp paper: 3D Comet coming at you: Made for Minoeman: Made for Juraiko1324: For a president competition: An oil refinery (100% PDN) Thanks, post your comments!

Thanks for the constructive criticisms, guys! I haven't updated this in a while, so here it goes: Old sigs: Unfortunately, when I was a newbie, this was my sig. During the Crash the Super Bowl 2009 contest, this was my sig: Made for eevee100001: Made for Yellowman: Made for Sublime GFX: A transition sig into my new ones: First attempt at my "eye" sig: A better "SHODAN" eye sig: A little explosion: My personal favorite and current sig: (97% PDN, fronts of hardware were in 2D before) A prototype matrix sig for the future (100% PDN) Thanks guys!

Very nice, this will be useful, but I had to stretch my Chrome browser to overlap 2 monitors to see the full images, so you should resize them :wink:

A fill effect like in Microsoft Powerpoint? That, my friend, is a gradient. Read the Help file on the program. The gradient button looks like that. If I misunderstand you, let me know. Welcome to the forums.

My bad. Sorry, if that doesn't work you might need the new .NET framework, you can search .NET in the search, or .NET framework.

No reason to get sarcastic. I am just trying to help.

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Great work! The first one could use some feathering on each iPod though.

Welcome to the forums, but remember that you need to post responses to threads as "Post Reply", not "New Topic"

If I understand you correctly, you can delete the Program Files folder with Paint.NET in it. First, just in case, hit Start > Run, and type C:/Program Files. (No period). Then scroll down until you see the folder entitled Paint.NET. (Again, no period.) Right click this folder and select Copy, then deselect the folder by clicking in the white space around the thumbnails in the Program Files folder. Paste the folder by hitting Ctrl+V. Find the folder named "Copy of Paint.NET" and rename it "PDN" so you know what it is. Then scroll up to the Paint.NET folder again and left click it and hit delete. Once all the files are deleted, you can reinstall Paint.NET from this website, but if you get this error again, then don't worry. You can still get your old Paint.NET version back by going to C:/Program Files and renaming the PDN folder to Paint.NET Welcome to the forums.

@Lego: Not bad, the sphere needs some feathering or alpha mask, the frosted glass around the sphere might need a little blurring, but other than that, it's pretty good.

@Juraiko1324: It's nice, you need to feather the box of Richard Nixon's picture, and I don't know why you had to put in picture-in-picture.

Like a quick launch bar for effects. I get you now. That's not a bad idea, Señor Brewster might want to take a look at this?

Exactly what are you asking- how to install them or how to use them?

I love Stephan's quote! All your work is sour and delicious, and sour in a good way, you know?

Good work, welcome to the forums, but you should upload the image to either a private domain, if you have one, or photoshop, tinypic, imageshack, and other such sites. It's better not to put it in attachments.

Thanks! And gratz on 1000 posts.

Agreed, better if it was moved to overflow. OH MODDDDSSSSS

In what way is this a poll?

New image! On the hardware theme, here's the matrix. I like my current one better, so anyone can use this as long as you accredit me, in some small way EDIT: UGHHH THESE IMAGE TAGS ARE NOT WORKING!!!!

No I didn't but I should clarify my statement, I'm sorry if you misunderstood. I got the front of the computer and laptop pre-rendered, rotated it and used Curves+, then filled in the outside. I don't see why you don't believe it, but I should note: The fronts of the hardware are pre-rendered.

Thanks, but I can't uninstall programs I'm writing a script now to try to get around it, no luck so far.

If you want to add another piece to your collection, just add it to your original post using the "edit" button.