Wilson
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You'll still have them, don't worry.
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1. Well, you have to have it somewhere.
2. It doesn't.
3. It doesn't matter.
4. That's right.
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if polldaddy works then maybe it will
It does. I have an account if flip wants me to set up the poll each week.
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If anyone has any good external poll sites, let me know.
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There's not a plugin for it, I know that much.
I think the main issue is that it would be a hard thing to code into a plugin. I've never seen Rick mention anything about this, so I don't think anything's going to happen on that front. You could try suggesting it in GD&Q. Sorry I couldn't be of more help to you.
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Short answer: No. Sorry.
Clone Stamping may be your only option, I'm afraid.
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I've more or less retired from this forum because of attitudes like this among many of our younger members. total disrespect. . .
I didn't know this, oma. You are such a great user and you always contribute what you can. But I suppose that's your decision to leave, I can understand it though, some people on here...
Suppose all I can say is ciao.
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So useful when I can't think what effect to apply to an image. Thanks a lot, pyrochild.
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You just keep adding more and more blend modes, don't you? :wink:
Love them all!
Got any other ideas for amazing plugins?
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Sometimes, when I post an image on to the canvas, Paint.NET decides to freeze on me. The selection nodes stay active but I cannot move my image around on the canvas. It can take up to 20 minutes for Paint.NET to respond so I can move my image around. I am using Windows Vista Home Basic and Paint.NET 3.5. I do not know why this is happening and was wondering if anyone could suggest how to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance.
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Where did you place the effect in your Paint.NET folder? it should be in C:/Program Files/Paint.NET/Effects
Although if it is there, I don't know what it is and you should probably ask in the Custom Brushes Mini thread.
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Thank you Rick! Amazing update as per usual.
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Congratulations to yy10. I knew your entry would win from the minute I saw it! Amazing work as always.
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Wilson, I must say that I am very disappointed with your decision to withdraw the entry.
It isn't about winning as much as it is about learning & growing as an artist.
A very defeatist attitude & a self-fulfilling prophesy.
Well, you can be dissapointed but that's just what I'm doing.
Defeatist, perhaps.
i didn't think i would win compared to some of the other wallpapers in the last comp but i did so you may have just declined your winningOk.
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I know I won't win with that, so, I'm going to withdraw my entry. Sorry.
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Yeah, well, that's what I did. So what?
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Here is the stocks I used:
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This is the link to my edited version of my entry, if that's ok, flip?
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1. Set your image to black & white
2. Create a new layer and fill it green
3. Set the new layer to overlay.
It turned this:
Into this:
I would suggest adding on to that, with some vertical lines in a dark green colour using the Diagonal Lines plugin.
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My badcake seems to be very popular. I can't see why.
Yeah, people do say that a lot. It's better than the mockery I get at school.Off-topic: I'd already dealt with my NS issues when you posted.
It's not a badcake!
I thought they would. Similarly to HELEN, I was wondering why they mock you? They're probably just jealous of your superior abilities.Off-topic: I couldn't deal with mine as BT cut me off again. Temporarily, they say.
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Thanks for all your comments, guys. Just to let you know, I appreciate them, thanks a lot.
I'm redesigning my entry right now, is that ok?
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I understand you're trying to push me to my full potential but I wanted to go simple for this wallpaper. I'll withdraw if it's not imaginative enough.
Yeah, people do say that a lot. It's better than the mockery I get at school.
Filling on one layer to the boundry of another.
in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions
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Ok, I think I understand what you want to do.
Draw the square on one layer and then select inside the square. Then create a new layer :AddNewLayer: and then fill the shape in on that layer.