Sarkut
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Yes, that is clearly the more efficient way of doing things.
This is targeted for beginners.
I don't want to confuse things by telling them to do
the "After" before the "Before", and the "Before" after the "After".
The tutorial as-is introduces the use of the Move Selected Pixels tool.
Your post is a worthy addition.
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Selection stretching/compressing.
(Use the Move Selected Pixels tool
on a center adjusting nub)and
pyrochild's Liquify plugin.
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How can I tilt image / picture / selection in Paint.net
Use MadJik's Oblique plugin.
stretch each corner / selection point of the picture separately to whatever perspective form you likeevanolds's Quadrilateral Reshape plugin.
and/or
Layers > Rotate Zoom.
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a mistake in the process that could have corrupted the plugins
Try clearing your browser cache before downloading again.
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Would Simon Brown's CustomBrushesMini.pdb (came with CustomBrushesMini.dll ) be an example of an "ancillary non-DLL file" which can be left in the effects folder ?
Yes.
The .pdb files can be helpful to the plugin author
for debugging if a problem shows up with the plugin.
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Images saved as the multi-layer PDN (Paint.NET) file type won't upload to hosting sites.
Open the PDN image, then do File > Save As... .
In the Save As dialog, open the Save as type: drop-down menu and choose PNG.
When prompted, OK flattening.
The PNG file should upload with no problem.
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Paint.NET is an image editing program that can be downloaded and installed on your Windows computer.
Once installed, image files can be opened for editing in the usual way.
File > Open
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http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/InstallPDN.html
http://www.getpaint.net/download.html#download
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It's part of the KrisVDM plugin pack.
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Entries
Entry One
http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/6673/innerglow.png
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Entry Two
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/8853/innerselfaotw1.png
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Entry Three
http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/7990/innerlight2.png
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Entry Four
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/8689/innerlite.png
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Entry Five
http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/1047/innerlight.jpg
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Entry Six
http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/697/aotwshininglight.png
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Entry Seven
http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/7199/innerlight01.png
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Entry Eight
http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/5018/800x600silver.png
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Entry Nine
http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/1916/innerlightcomp.png
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Entry Ten
http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/8691/innerlight.png
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Entry Eleven
http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/5328/light8.png
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Sounds like it was not Paint.NET.
Try doing a Google web search on "free image editors for Windows".
Check the screenshots at the various links that come up
in the search until you see something familiar.
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Here's a possibility.
Save your layers of animation as PDN (Paint.NET) filetype.
Extract the layers as PNG files, using the Layer Saver app.
(PNG will preserve image quality better than GIF.)
http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?showtopic=9704
Import the PNG files into MonkeyJam (or other suitable video software).
http://www.giantscreamingrobotmonkeys.com/monkeyjam/download.html
MonkeyJam has an export to AVI option.
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Abstract of the Week Competition # 16
This is the first competition dedicated to Abstract Art created in Paint.Net.
Here are the rules....
Theme is " Inner Light "
May the Muse be with you!
Your image may be representational or non-representational.
Your image can include text, shapes, colors, textures or anything in between
with the exception of stock images and renders.
No stock images or renders will be permitted in this comp.
This competition is all about Paint.net and the artists who use it to their creative best.
Now get out there and think in abstract terms. And as always, use your imagination !
Minimum image size is 800 X 600. There is no maximum image size.
Rules for submitting your entry. READ THIS !
DO NOT POST YOUR ENTRY HERE. PM YOUR IMAGE TO ME. DO NOT SIGN YOUR IMAGE.
DO NOT COPY IT TO ANYONE ELSE.
I WILL POST THE IMAGES IN THE COMP AS THEY ARE ENTERED.
DO NOT POST YOUR IMAGE IN YOUR IMAGE GALLERY OR IN THE PICTORIUM OR ANYWHERE ON THIS SITE.
No images previously submitted will be allowed.
Do not post in this thread. If you want to discuss this comp, please go to the discussion thread. Here
The Entry period for this competition runs through
Tuesday evening February 15th, 2011 at 8:00 p.m., Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
All Entries submitted up to that time will be accepted.
View the voting results.
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Abstract of the Week Competition # 16
This is the first competition dedicated to Abstract Art created in Paint.Net.
Here are the rules....
Theme is "Inner Light"
May the Muse be with you!
Your image may be representational or non-representational.
Your image can include text, shapes, colors, textures or anything in between
with the exception of stock images and renders.
No stock images or renders will be permitted in this comp.
This competition is all about Paint.net and the artists who use it to their creative best.
Now get out there and think in abstract terms. And as always, use your imagination !
Minimum image size is 800 X 600. There is no maximum image size.
Rules for submitting your entry. READ THIS !
DO NOT POST YOUR ENTRY HERE. PM YOUR IMAGE TO ME.
DO NOT SIGN YOUR IMAGE. DO NOT COPY IT TO ANYONE ELSE.
I WILL POST THE IMAGES IN THE COMP AS THEY ARE ENTERED.
DO NOT POST YOUR IMAGE IN YOUR IMAGE GALLERY OR
IN THE PICTORIUM OR ANYWHERE ON THIS SITE.
No images previously submitted will be allowed.
This thread is for DISCUSSION only !
If you want to ENTER this comp, please read the above rules.
The Entry period for this competition runs through
Tuesday evening February 15th, 2011 at 8:00 p.m. , Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
All Entries submitted up to that time will be accepted.
View entries-
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Running the .exe file is all that you need to do.
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Can I create subdirectories, (e.g. one subdirectory for each plugin author), within the effects directory; and then place the plugin dll files within their coresponding subdirectory ?
No, that won't work.
Should/MUST the effects directory contain nothing but the individual dll files ? No subdirectories? No Readme (or other txt files) ? No nothing else but dll's ?I recommend against having anything but plugin files in the Effects folder.
Some plugins have ancillary non-DLL files. Those are OK, too.
Can I create a subdirectory within the Paint.Net directory (e.g. "instructions") where I can save/store any saved instructions ...That should be alright.
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How do I change it?
At the bottom of the first post:
Edit > Use Full Editor
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Perhaps a good background would be Sword/Lady of the Lake.
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This plugin will count the number of pixels of a particular color:
http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?showtopic=15357
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Plugins like BoltBait's Feather Object or dpy's AA's Assistant
can be used on objects to smooth out the edges.
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Getting that result with Polar Transformations requires some prep before running the plugin.
You can download the PDN file here:
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=03421622524489047778
It shows the steps from Layer One working upwards.
The logo should should be positioned 1 pixel up from the bottom to start.
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It's part of the MadJik plugin pack.
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Some examples:
Tube Oblique
http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/684/tubeoblique01.png
Polar Transformations
on a center adjusting nub)
Colour reflecting slope
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
Posted · Edited by Sarkut
Starting with a solid gray sloped object.
Duplicate twice.
Use Adjustments > Brightness / Contrast to lighten
the middle layer and to darken the bottom layer.
Apply Gaussian blur, radius 2, to the two lower layers.
Use the Move Selected Pixels tool
with the keyboard arrow keys
to move the lighter layer up 3 pixels, and the darker layer to the left 3 pixels.
Merge the two lower layers and apply the Trail plugin effect.
http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/6821/slopegradient04.png
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Settings for blur and layer displacement will vary according to image size.