Djisves
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I combined two tutorials by the champion tutorial writers in this forum, @yellowman and @welshblue, to get cobbles of concrete.
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I spent the weekend with a sorceress!
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On 10/10/2020 at 12:42 AM, DoubleD said:
Can you combine //background; 3000ms ? My GIF doesn't seem to be waiting to go to the next frame. I used //background; 10000ms which should take for ever but nope it goes right to the next frame
I have tried a few times in the past and never been able to apply two commands to one frame. I have not found anything to suggest that it can be done, so I gave up and accepted that it can't.
If you wish to have only the background visible for a specific time before the animation cycle starts, you need to copy the background to a second layer above and rename the copy layer from "// background" to "// 3000ms".
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On 6/7/2020 at 9:44 PM, pascal said:
New version available!
Thank you @pascal for the new version. This post will let everyone know there's been a change, so that they download the new version.
You should really make a new post when you update the plugin, otherwise users will have no way of knowing. I was only alerted to this because of your posts on the General Discussion forum.
Also, it's better not to use the plugin version number in the name of the DLL file itself. If the file name of the newer version is not identical to the previous version, it will not replace the older one in the Effects folder. This will result with two (or more) copies of your plugin in the Effects folder and whatever problems that may cause.
Naming the containing zip file with the version number is OK, even helpful. I like it and wish plugin authors would adopt it as a standard.
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It looks like the OP got his answer and is happy about it.
However, the title of this topic will direct here PDN users looking for a ways to tile an image.
In addition to the @Curtis plugin mentioned by @Pixey above, images can be tiled using the built-in Layers Rotate / Zoom in the Layers Menu, also using @Red ochre's Aardvark tiling effect plugin.
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43 minutes ago, MJW said:
It was very convincingly done.
*"timeconsumingly" 🙂
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16 hours ago, lynxster4 said:
Also left it at the saved image size.
@lynxster4 noticed that the given image is larger than the size allowed for the OootF competition.
Perhaps @Pixey, as the host, can confirm that we not need to resize before we post, or do we?
I don't know what to make of this new twist in the competition. It'll really be my first try colouring a 3D object, so I'll decide if I like @Ego Eram Reputo or not after I post my entry 🙂
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22 hours ago, welshblue said:
I may ban myself from the next one
Please don't. Half the fun of the competitions is trying to measure up to your entries.
I too like @MJW's entry. But then I'm prejudiced because his idea was similar to mine.
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Well done all. Congratulations to @welshblue, @MJW and all who entered. Thank you @Pixey.
SpoilerI propose a poll to ban @welshblue from the competitions 🤣
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@operamint, without a new post members and users will not be aware of the latest update. New posts alert everyone that there has been some change.
Editing the first post and changing the topic title does not, usually.
In the future, I think it's better for you to make a new post in this topic to let people know of any developments on the plugin.
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Have a look at this tutorial:
For more, search for "cut out", "remove background" and similar using Paint.NET Search
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This should help you fill the gap without much fuss:
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I like it. I think I'll stick with it.
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11 hours ago, welshblue said:
I may post a video tutorial if it'll be beneficial here
I think video tutorials are easier for most people to understand.
I prefer well written tutorials; I find them easier to follow at my own pace.
If I was to commission a tutorial, I'd demand a video version and a written version. As it is, I'm grateful for anything published here, in any form 🙂
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I run out of upvotes again; serves me right to start a discussion I'm bound to want to agree with a lot of the replies.
I agree, a forced white background on each image is the best solution (if the default theme cannot be forced for the competitions sub-forum). Thank you @toe_head2001.
49 minutes ago, toe_head2001 said:Please make sure you're comparing the sizes before you've cast your votes. The entries will display at a smaller size when showing the poll results, but they should be at 100% size before that.
Yes, right, my apologies for not seeing the obvious.
25 minutes ago, welshblue said:The Hawthorns ...
I intended to watch the first half only and then switch to a local derby that would start an hour later. As it turned out, I only watched the second half of the local derby.
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Thank you @lynxster4, this one was more work than usual 🙂
Congratulations to @welshblue, @Pixey and everyone who too part.
Well done on the successful theme @welshblue, as attested by the number of entries.
Two entries with 0 votes! I don't think I've seen this before.
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4 minutes ago, welshblue said:
I think the reflection of Pixey's curved aces looks better on the Dark Theme as opposed to the default one.
I don't like to comment on entries until after the voting ends, but I think it's OK to compare one image with itself on different backgrounds.
I agree, @Pixey's the curved Aces look much better on the dark background.
On the contrary, your "worn" cards look better on the light background because on the dark background the excellent shadow is lost.
(I'm watching the match at the Hawthorns at the moment but - just in case - I won't spoil it for anyone).
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2 minutes ago, MJW said:
unless there's some other way of achieving a consistent color for the background
Well, is there a way to display the Competitions sub-forum at default theme only?
I, too, prefer an object without background but how else can we overcome the theme inconsistency?
2 minutes ago, welshblue said:constrain it to white only ?
This sounds logical and consistent.
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5 hours ago, welshblue said:
Align it centre on the canvas > Radial Blur to suit
That's exactly how I made the individual frames for this:
The text tool deserves a bit more love
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Until the Text tool receives the love it certainly deserves, I just want to make sure @HCGS and everyone who happens to stumble upon this, is aware of the Spaced Teact plugin.