GrigoreDolghin

That's easy to say. I have about 400 screenshots to manage, and I wanted all of them to have the same look and feel. When building software documentation there is no "soul". Anyway, I got the idea - there is no such thing. Thank you all.

From what I saw in other programs, you could select one of the already-made ragged bitmaps (they were black), then instruct the plugin on which edge to apply it. Alternatively, maybe the plugin could load the mask bitmap from disk.

Right - that's what I'm doing now. I was hoping there is a plugin though. Any clue about some other software that can do that?

Hi, everyone. I am creating documentation for a piece of software I've written. In this documentation I need to show reports listings (they are included as images in resulting .DOC file). The problem I have is I would need a plugin that creates ragged bottom edge to suggest the listing is longer but the paper was just torn apart. I am currently doing it by hand by free selecting the bottom area of image and deleting the selection, but I am pretty sure there is a plugin somewhere that does that automatically. I searched the forums and found an Image that looks pretty similar with what I need. I hope the tutorial creator will forgive me for using his image as sample: I am talking about the left edge of the "upper" layer. Is there any plugin that "cuts" the edge in that way? Thank you guys.