
Arbruteblade
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Arbruteblade replied to Tendercrisp's topic in Grand Theory of Everything
It's bright and colorful, it's not supposed to matter that it's plain, but I have seen better...8/10 It reminds me of a soda. The chinese translates to "Happy Valentines Day" on the top and "2/14/2010" on the bottom. -
I got it working, it overall taught me more about codelab's limitations, but I got it working by basing it slightly more on the template (CurrentPixel = src[x,y]), figuring out which variables should be global, etc. I also managed to improve the algorithm while editing, and I also had to handle, "What if it goes out of the array?" #region UICode int Amount1 = 0; // [0,1530] Offset #endregion byte nextred = 255; byte nextgreen = 0; byte nextblue = 0; int width = 0; int number = 0; int changecheck; bool done; bool done2; ColorBgra[] GradientStore = new ColorBgra[1530]; void progress() {
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I already have the gradient working, my problem is that it only writes to the top line of the picture and makes the rest black.
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My method creates about 1530 colors, using Hsv only creates 360 colors.
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I'm trying to make a plugin which makes a rainbow gradient going from left to right, the top line works well, but everything else becomes black, what do I do, or what am I missing about codelab or about Paint.NET? Will I have to make the rest of the plugin in a c# writing program? The version of paint.NET is 3.5.2. Here's the code. #region UICode int Amount1 = 0; // [0,5430] Offset #endregion byte nextred = 255; byte nextgreen = 0; byte nextblue = 0; int width = 0; int number = 0; void progress() { if (nextred == 255) { if (nextblue == 0 && nextgreen <
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One I made in a few minutes using mainly green and blue and being lazier with the circles, using a different plugin for the gradient, and other stuff like that. I also made this one, it took me longer, and is my new desktop background, I chose not to put in any dots... Hidden Content: The effect that can be made with this technique looks really good, well done.