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Updated G'MIC to version 2.8.2.

The issue is caused by the sharpening feature being enabled in the global settings, which forces it to be applied to all applications. You should be able to turn it off in global settings and enable it for individual games using the program settings.

Updated to use WebP version 1.1.0.

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There is a FileType that exports the color of every pixel in the image to a CSV file.

For the G'MIC plugin you can use the Apply button to preview the results on the Paint.NET canvas.

Updated G'MIC to version 2.8.1.

I do not think so. Providing basic and advanced versions of the plugin would cause the available features to change when paint.net is updated. It would also complicate my build and release process.

Bundling the plugin with paint.net requires catering to users of all skill levels. As Rick noted when he opened the issue on GitHub, the built-in paint.net FileTypes always preserve metadata. It could be confusing for some users to have this FileType behave differently when it appears to be built-in.

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That error is due to paint.net not finding the correct string resources. Are you using a 3rd-party translation or one that is installed with paint.net?

That option was removed to maintain consistency with the built-in FileTypes when the plugin was bundled with Paint.NET. Quoting @Rick Brewster‘s reply on GitHub: It sounds like WhatsApp may have a metadata processing bug.

Updated to G'MIC version 2.8.0.

Happy Birthday @Zagna!