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@Rick Brewster Your image links are broken.
GitHub appears to require some kind of session token to view the images.
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22 minutes ago, Pyrian said:
I was wondering if there's a way to find out the position of the selection's rotational anchor?
No, there is not.
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1 hour ago, Rick Brewster said:
It would help if you linked to where "Barlow Condensed" can be obtained.
It is available from Google Fonts: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Barlow+Condensed
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Release version 1.3.18.
Changes:
- Updated libwebp to version 1.3.1.
- Added the plugin and libwebp versions to the save UI.
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15 minutes ago, StevePr said:
Has something changed?
You probably downloaded one of the source code files that GitHub automatically generates.
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Release version 1.0.7. This release is for Paint.NET 5.0+.
Changes:
- Improved performance when loading and saving.
- Reduced memory usage when loading and saving.
- Skip empty layers when saving.
- Throw an exception if the document is too large when saving.
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19 minutes ago, Lemonade said:
What does Abort button do? I can't figure out, when I press Abort, smudge/brush is disabled. After that, all I can do is choose OK or Cancel buttons.
It stops the current rendering operation, that feature was added in Smudge version 2.0:
On 12/25/2008 at 8:57 PM, pyrochild said:-Added an Abort function to interrupt the currently rendering smudge
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Release version 1.3.7.
Changes:
- Improved performance when loading and saving.
- Fixed a bug when loading 16-bits-per-channel data.
- Skip empty layers when saving.
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Here is a new build of Smudge with the following changes:
- Added support for loading ABR files
- A few changes that should fix some of the high DPI issues
- Optimized the brush loading code
- Removed the dependency on BinaryFormatter
Download replaced by the build at: https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/10634-smudge/?do=findComment&comment=612876
Source Code: https://github.com/0xC0000054/pdn-smudge
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58 minutes ago, mackenzieh said:
GMIC version 3.26 is out.
Release version 3.2.6.
Changes:
- Updated G'MIC to version 3.2.6.
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34 minutes ago, rickygai said:
May I know is there any option or plugins to change the types of brush something like below ?
There is the Dynamic Draw plugin:
As stated in the Popular Feature Requests thread, built-in support for custom brushes is planned for a future version of Paint.NET.
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1 hour ago, Marilynx said:
This is the Zip as I DL it from www.brusheezy.com. I opened the zip and removed the file. But somehow, after I put in the same folder as the dll, it got permanently associated with being opened by PDN, and I cannot undo that as far as I can determine.
I am able to open that file, and all the brush images load correctly.
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46 minutes ago, IRON67 said:
You could use it to remove scratches from old photos or annoying lines, such as overhead power lines. To do this, you had to draw lines in the user interface and define areas for correction.
That sounds similar to the Photoshop plugin Wire Worm, it can be run in Paint.NET using PSFilterPdn.
Edit: Another possibility is the G'MIC Inpaint filter:
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56 minutes ago, Marilynx said:
How do I make this non-transparent?
Add ff to the start of each color, e.g.:
ff000000
ff020b0a
ff041713
ff06221d
ff082e26
ff0a3a30
ff0c453a
ff0e5143
ff105c4d
ff126856
ff147360
ff2c8170
ff438f80
ff5b9d90
ff72aba0
ff8ab9b0
ffa1c7bf
ffb9d5cf
ffd0e3df
ffe8f1ef
ffffffffThe Paint.NET palette colors consist of 8 hexadecimal digits in ARGB format, the first 2 characters set the transparency for the color.
More details can be found in the comments at the top of the DefaultPdn.txt palette.
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Release version 1.11.9.
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Updated DirectXTex to the June 14, 2023 release.
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2 hours ago, HankP said:
So, are those 5-6 Attributes that I see in Details the ONLY Attributes that can be stored in a PDN file, or are others available?
Those are the only attributes (metadata) that Paint.NET provides to Windows Explorer, the format can store all of the same metadata as a JPEG file.
Note that Paint.NET does not currently have any method for users to edit the metadata that is stored in a PDN file.
2 hours ago, HankP said:Lastly, does anyone know a good utility program for modifying file Attributes? I have found SEVERAL utilities that let you change very basic stuff like "Date Last Accessed," but I cannot find a utility that lets you access more-esoteric Attributes (e.g. F-Stop on a photo file).
The best tool I know of is ExifTool.
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4 hours ago, Disk4mat said:
This one I cant figure out whats causing the issue.
Fixed.
That file contains multiple guides, and the plugin did not support that.
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2 hours ago, Disk4mat said:
Is this project still active?
It is.
2 hours ago, Disk4mat said:The latest version on GH works pretty well for older PSP versions but has some trouble with newer file versions.
What is the issue you are having with images from the newer PSP versions?
If it is failing to load the image, I will need a sample file to try and reverse engineer the format changes.
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37 minutes ago, Pixey said:
I just measured and it says 28 x 28?
The icon size that is shown on the forum is probably dependent on your screen resolution.
The existing reaction images are 120x120 when the image is opened in a new tab.
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45 minutes ago, Exryt said:
I also tried to force Uninstall it and it didn't work either, (with windows R) this is the error message
Sounds like you have an existing paint.net installation that has become broken. Please use this utility to remove the broken installation:
Afterwards, you should be able to install paint.net anew.
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Release version 3.2.5.
Changes:
- Updated G'MIC to version 3.2.5.
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44 minutes ago, turanbon said:
do all the pixels in the working space also undergo jpg compression or do they stay the same?
They stay the same.
The generational quality degradation only occurs if you are repeatedly opening, editing and saving a jpg image (or any other lossy format).
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5 hours ago, shoulders said:
On the plugin page you could add a input box that would allow the end user to use there own switches. This would allow them/me to play with the libwebp/cwebp settings.
I am not doing that.
I would have to write and maintain my own version of the cwebp switch parsing code, which is way too much work for a feature that very few users need.
Yours is only the second request I have received to expose the advanced cwebp options in the plugin UI, the other one was from someone who needed to set the 'partition_limit' switch when saving an image that was close to the WebP maximum image size.
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39 minutes ago, user852 said:
If any person could link an archive for the older paint.net binaries that would be very appreciated!
The forum rules do not allow providing links to older versions.
See https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/2932-read-first-the-rules-yes-you-read-this-2013-12-21/#8
Pasting DIBv5 image
in Troubleshooting & Bug Reports
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The issue appears to be that Graphics32 fails to write the 3 DWORD color masks after the header that are required for 32-bit bitmaps that use BI_BITFIELDS compression.
DIBV5content_modified.bin works because it has 12 bytes of padding after the header, matching the size of the 3 DWORD color masks that Paint.NET skips over when reading the image.
Quoting from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/wingdi/ns-wingdi-bitmapv4header: