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Updated to G'MIC version 2.5.7 Add support for reading Bitmaps with alpha from the clipboard.

Brush Factory can load Adobe® Photoshop® brushes without needing to install that plugin.

Happy Birthday @ReMake!

The source code download includes a compiled binary in the bin folder, but you need a CodeProject account to download it. The snipping tool places a CF_BITMAP, CF_DIB and CF_DIBV5 on the clipboard. Edit: It appears that using a black border is causing Paint.NET to incorrectly detect the CF_DIB as having premultiplied alpha. When any other border color is used it sets the alpha channel to 255.

Updated to G'MIC version 2.5.6 Synchronize the release versions with G'MIC.

The file must be renamed to use the DDS2 file extension. That error message indicates that Paint.NET is using its built-in DDS support instead of this plugin.

Paint.NET should work with a graphics tablet, but pressure sensitivity is not (currently) supported.

It sounds like some of the filters may be missing a required file.

My Soft Proofing Effect allows the current layer to be exported as a CMYK TIFF. It is intended to allow users to preview how the current layer would look when printed and then export the layer after converting it to the specified color profile.

Translations must be placed in the Paint.NET installation directory, see https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/Translations.html#9. Also, the translation filename is incorrect as I stated in post #2 it should be named PaintDotNet.Strings.3.en-GB.resources.

Updated to G'MIC version 2.5.5, file version updated to 1.5.9.0.

The resource file must use en-GB for the culture name, e.g. PaintDotNet.Strings.3.en-GB.resources.

The plugin uses features that require Paint.NET 4.1.6, it will not work with older versions. Does it appear in Settings > Plugin Errors.

Updated to G'MIC version 2.5.4 and added high-DPI icons. File version updated to 1.5.8.0.

Optimized and fixed.