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  1. This is related to [Halftone with Vines]       --    Topological-Fill (or Topology(Connectivity)-Preserving Fill)              (Fill= Paint Bucket)

     

     

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    When i do White-FILL (Paint-Bucket  on the background) repeatedly,      eventually the thinnest Line will disappear.

     

    With Topological-Fill,   a  Line will never disappear, so that we end up with thin Skeleton of figures (Shapes or Vines) --- How can we do this???

     

  2. vine pattern or any intricate,  Fractal-like  pattern,        e.g.    cracks in dried mud,   or  Zebra's spots.

     

    i was originally thinking about....    

     

    >>>   here's a pattern (like below)  and  i see nothing, but when i move away from the screen,  i see a very faint C pattern.

     

    where   streaks  (like  branches of Lightning)   invade from exterior  to form a  faint  C pattern.

     

  3.   Halftone with Vines (?)   --   How would i do this?

     

    There's a vine pattern (like below)  and  i see nothing, but when i move away from the screen,  i see a very faint C pattern.

     

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    Actually,   i'm looking for something more Radical ... or extreme:   Left side is completely black, and the Right side is white and there's   (gradual)  vine pattern  in the middle.

  4. Thank you...     

     

     i just realized that   by setting  Tolerance at 4%,    the (vanilla) magic wand  does  something like what i wanted.

     

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    But later, when i tried with another (clearer, crisper) image (of a crossword puzzle grid),     even with Tolerance at 0%,  the magic-wand   click   got  (leaked out)   to all the thin lines.

  5. Do you have some special method for separating the   Numbers,    Black Blocks,    and   the Grid    into different layers???     (That may take me more than 1 hour to do that cleanly.)     

     

    For Black Blocks,   What i'd do is...   Duplicate Layer.      Then    1. select  Rectangular region,   2  delete     (repeat 1,2) 

     

    Selecting just right  would take me a long time.

  6. (Copy-Move-Wiggle task)  -- Why do i have to Undo (ctrl-Z)  twice ???

     

    i am (or "NNuser" is) copying the RED squares into some of the Grid-boxes.     When i've done 4 of them, i realize that the 4th one is Off-Center...

     

     NNuser (Naive Novice user, aka "Neo")   hits Control-Z , and starts to Wiggle again --- but that's the WRONG THING !!!     

     

                                 (it exposes that underlying  Void-checker-pattern  that's running the Matrix, the substrate) 

                                (This is the PDN-counterpart to the [BLUE  Screen of Death]  (of MSDOS-age) -- Some young ppl today have NEVER seen it?)

     

     NNuser realizes that it's as if he did a CUT (control-X) and not a Copy (control-C).

     

                            The   Correct-Thing    is to hit  Control-Z  twice,  THEN he can start moving it again. 

     

    What would be the thinking behind   Requiring this 2nd  Control-Z  ???

     

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  7. Let's say i have a Crossword Grid...    (containing Lines, Numbers, and Blocks)

     

    I want to paint   all the Blocks    Blue      --- or make them meshed (to conserve Toner).

     

    Is there a way to Select just the BLOCKS -- (or to change them in such a way)    (without changing Lines of thickness (e.g.) less than 10) ?

     

     

     

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  8.  

    (For a single-layer image file)      Saving as   .png     is lossless and just as good as saving as a    .pdn    file ?

     

    >>>  PNG files benefit from lossless compression. This means no data is lost when the image is compressed — the quality stays the same no matter how many times you edit and save the file. The image won't become blurry or distorted, making PNGs ideal for sharp logos and graphs containing lots of figures.   

     

  9. >>> Here are some screenshots showing the effect UI, which may explain better ;)

     

    Then i see a dozen (or so)  URLs in text form, but i have to click on them to see the images....   

     

    How come the images are not embedded and shown on this page???

  10. (Distort) Magnifier       --    make it    Smooth around the edges    (oval boundary) ?

     

    Even with the smallest Distortion Amount (=1),   there is   some  discontinuity   (jumps in the Grid) along the Oval (elliptical) boundary.

     

                         -------------    is there a version that's  completely Smooth around the edges ???

     

     

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  11. (Liquify,      Power Stretch --- are there other tools like them?)              Does the following already exist?

     

    1. First, i make a selection, to specify the   [Affected Rectangle]
    2. Then i pull on the [Anchor Point],   and the    Affected-Rectangle   gets distorted Horizontally and/or Vertically.

     

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             Here, i pulled the Anchor-Point to the Right     (while pressing SHIFT)

  12. @HenryH has not provided the requested paint.net Diagnostics and has not replied to a polite PM and subsequent email asking whether they intend doing so. <<<

     

    (observation 0.   a self-claimed [polite PM] is almost-always not so.)                  (like when Veterans, Old-timers say    [Welcome to our Forum!] )

     

    i have some suggestions about (moderator(s) and Old-timers) making requests and sending "polite" PM's. --- based partly on observations about forums where [moderators] can be imposing, insulting, uninviting ... without realizing it.

     

    (Thank you for the suggestions and comments, esp. about the GPU-setting -- the GPU-setting didn't seem to change anything, including the speed.)

     

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