TheDutchJewel

I know it is possible to make an animated image with GIF and WEBP, but I wanted to make an animated image in the same quality from a number of screenshots in .png format. I thought I had found a paint.net plugin that made that possible but it turns out that it can't be done. Therefore I did it withAPNG Assembler.

The idea of an .apng is that each image is saved in a separate layer. When saving as .png, all the layers are merged, and so it is no longer an animated image.

I tried to use the latest version of this filetype plugin in paint.net v4.3.12. I copied the folder ImAPNG.FileType together with its content into the FileTypes folder of paint.net and started paint.net. 'APNG - PNG Animations and Images (*.png; *.apng)' is availble as an entry in the open file selector dialog: but no in the save as file selector dialog: Am I overlooking something?

You're right, sorry! I really thought that in earlier versions only the rotated rectangle was cropped, but I see now that's not true.

Starting with version 4.3.1 paint.net there's a problem with cropping a free rotated selection: When cropping a free rotated selection, paint.net now creates a rectangle around the selection and removes the edges outside the selection. Reproduction steps 1. Create a rectangle with Rectangle Select 2. Free rotate the selection 3. Image > Crop to Selection

It seems something went wrong with the attachements. Can you fix it, please?

It seems something went wrong with the attachements. Can you fix it, please?

It seems something went wrong with the attachements. Can you fix it, please?

It seems something went wrong with the attachements. Can you fix it, please?