APShredder

Your link is dead, but I believe this is the website you were trying to link to: http://www.wayoutwest.se/. ---------- It looks like you could make something similar by using the CustomBrushMini plugin and a few brushes.

You could also try setting the quality slider to 100% when you save.

The pencil tool's size cannot be changed. However, you can use the paintbrush without antialiasing to to the same thing. To remove antialiasing:

You could try using Effects --> Stylize --> Relief instead, that will at least get rid of the dark gray the Emboss creates.

Just a little FYI, you image is always going to blur when rotated unless the angle you rotate by is a multiple of 90. (You can use Rotate/Zoom to set an exact rotation angle.)

I don't think this plugin can be created exactly the way you have requested it. Plugins are only allowed access to the current layer and cannot create, remove or modify any other layers in the image. I suppose this could be implemented somehow with a filetype plugin instead, but I'm unsure about this part as I have never written a filetype plugin before.

Try reading this thread: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/19112-deselect-greyed-out It sounds like you might be having a similar problem.

You coukd try sending it over to WhatTheFont and see what they come up with.

You could try starting with the Buttons plugin (which can be found in Madjik's plugin pack), and work from there until you get the look you want.

From the FAQs: EDIT: You could always try GIMP, however. Its UI can be a bit confusing at first, but once you bet used to it, it has many similar features to Paint.NET.

The error it gives is: "'PaintDotNet.Utility.ClampToByte(int)' is obsolete: 'Use the ClampToByte extension method instead' (CS0619)" It does say anything about "Int32Util.ClampToByte()".

Just write your own Clamp function, it should look something like this. (I haven't tested this yet.) byte Clamp2Byte(int value) { if (value > 255) { return 255; } else if (value < 0) { return 0; } else { return (byte)value; } } EDIT: Sorry for the wierd formating. I tried to fix it but it won't format correctly.

In the meantime, here is a plugin that allows you to use custom brushes. CustomBrushesMini

You'll want to use the Outline Object plugin chrisco link to. Just put the text on a new layer and run the plugin.

What do you mean by a stamp effect? Could you post some examples?

To delete the rectangle you already drew, you have a few options: 1.) Select the rectangle using any of the selection tools () and press delete on your keyboard. 2.) Carefully erase the rectangle using the eraser (). 3.) If you haven't already saved and closed you image, press undo as necessary. And if you want to change the text, you have to remove it with one of the above methods and then type it again. It is suggested that you put text on a separate layer so it can be easily removed or changed.

OK, I see what the problem is. You're using the Rectangle tool () instead of the Rectangle select tool (). Try switching tools and see if it works now.

Could you post a screenshot of Paint.NET after you've made a selection? It sounds as though you're doing everything right, but I think you might be missing some small steps somewhere.

The important parts of that thread are in the post below:

If you select the part of the image with any of the selection tool( ), you can use the Move Selected Pixels tool() to resize your selection by dragging the nubs around the selection area.

Sorry, but there's no way to do any sort of batch processing in Paint.NET. You'll have to type all the name yourself. If you wanted to make the process a little bit quicker, you could try putting the names on a separate layer.

Here are some link to help you get started: CodeLab How to Write a Simple Effect In Codelab How to Write an Intermediate Effect for Codelab Example Codelab Scripts Codelab Help Files Plugin Template for Visual Studio

Although you can't view multiple image at once, you can quickly switch between two or more image by opening them and then using the thumbnails in the upper-right hand corner of your screen to switch between them.

The alpha value of a pixel is how transparent that pixel is. If you press the 'More' button in the Paint.NET color window, you should be able to see a slider that says Transparency - Alpha. You can use this slider to change the alpha value of your primary and secondary colors. Edit: Beaten.

They were probably referring to the Color mode of the gradient tool. When using the gradient tool just change to in the toolbar neat the top of your screen.