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The best plugin ever, in my opinion. Very handy indeed, I use it almost every time i start up Paint.Net. Great job you did there.

Lolz. And I'll enter with my current sig, below. FIGHT

Stone - 2 St1cki3 - 3 #Winner St1cki3 I just love the blue colors and simplicity And with that, I enter with my sig:

L3ron: 1 cooltew: 0 L3ron, I like yours. Matrix ftw! The quote is kind of hard to read, though.

Why'd the forums have to be moved? I've lost all my favorites, a page and a half full of valuable tutorials I really needed. Is there a way I can get them back?

Oops! Probably should list that. Thanks!

Being ignored ftw?

Pwnt.

Following This tutorial, wouldnt is be fantastic to have a Plugin that does that? Frankly, all it does is RGB one layer red and one blue, and shift them a couple pixels to the side. That plugin could have a slider to change how far left or right they go, and maybe a check box to crop the image to the 3-D'd dimensions. W-what? Don't look at me. I can't do it. Can you???

Fantastic!

You're welcome.

Hrm, weird... I'll resize them again.

Better resize them before he gets MAD.

Wow. Beautiful. I just have to try it.

Sorry, I'll resize them right now. EDIT: Done. Sorry!

This tutorial is available as a PDF. Click here to view or download it Hey, guys! This is my first tut. I decided, if it was going to be easy, where better to put it than the Newbie Playground! (Right?) So, you want to make some clouds. For random reasons, maybe, or just a nice sky. Whatever you want. But, ISSUE: Darn, the Cloud render (Effects -> Render -> Cloud) just doesn't give a cloudy feeling, eh? Well, I know what to do! Follow this tut! You'll get the right clouds YOU need in no time. First, you'll need something called a plugin. That's an effect or render made by

Wha-! HAX! Man, great tut. Gotta try this sometime. Btw, nice headphones.

Ash has done it again. Another effect that has been plainly exposed in front of our eyes, yet so blind to us, has been revealed. Well done.

When I first saw this, I thought, "Planet Texture". Mustafar, anybody?

True. But then again, how else do we find things?

Basically, all I need for a sun is a yellow ball with a smiley face. But, seriously, great tut. I've seen trickier uses of Shape3D, but hey, what else can you do for a sphere?

I didn't have smudge (out of laziness) so i improvised with Gaussian Blur and motion blur. Turned out pretty good to me.

Can you please supply a picture of what the settings should be for the Alpha Displacement? I'm lost there.

Thanks. Although everyone else I showed it to doesnt believe I made it.