Reptillian
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Cntrl+ Left Arrow would rotate to the left.
Cntrl+ RIght Arrow would rotate to the right.
Cntrl+ Left + Left would rotate 180
I think that schematic is more intuitive than Cntrl+H... to the same job. Less keystrokes too.
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On 2/24/2023 at 10:16 PM, Ego Eram Reputo said:
I'm updating the Documentation. Here are the shortcuts mentioned....
@Rick Brewster Can't these be replaced with Cntrl+Arrow Key?
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Let me call @G'MICas he's the author of said filter.
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Right now, I am working on upgrading the Photo Mosaic filter to actually be responsive, and it is full of feature.
Here's the snapshot of images to be used in persistent memory:
And here's one example of what you can do:
Before any one take a swipe at how the alpha seems to fade out, I added a option to use dithered threshold alpha instead, so you would not have the fade-out effect.
And yes, I'm aware the car does not look good in white background at all. It works best in dark gray background. It's more of a showcase of how the algorithm works. You can even tell that the tiles are not just a simple downscale. It has been handled to account of zero-color alpha when downscaled, so colors are preserved really well.
Also, another snapshot result:
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The failed to allocate memory has to do with memory limitation of 32-bit. I get that error too when processing big images internally with G'MIC. It does not happen with 64-bit G'MIC unless I go into really, really, and really big image as in more than what 64 GB computer can handle for weeks at once.
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This task seem more appropriate to do it outside of Paint.NET. I know of the G'MIC method though, and this is one thing G'MIC can handle doing with ease.
If you want cropped layers of different objects and then exporting, this is one way of doing it - `autocrop_components , output icons.png`
It's that simple here.
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On 1/11/2023 at 8:27 PM, MXI said:
S/L gradient (of HSL) in the test pattern actually looks like S/V gradient (of HSV). Triggered.
I'd expect S/L gradient to look like this:Then, you can code something like this yourself. It's not that hard for a intermediate coder.
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Deleted, misread.
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53 minutes ago, GeoVan said:
Hello,
Is there a compatibility TABLE regarding the PAINTNET and GMIC versions that work TOGETHER?
What actually want is the following:
I want to run the PAINTNET version 3.5.11 with a GMIC plugin.
I try many of GMIC plugin versions but unfortunately i can not successfully find the correct GMIC corresponding version for the PAINTNET version 3.5.11
Can you please help?
Chances are you'll be able to find a cheap computer that runs Windows 10 these day, and you can update Paint.NET, and it is constantly updated with not much difference from 3.5.11 in some ways. If for whatever reason you have to use old softwares, there are virtual machine as a option for that.
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Can I get one for x64 on Windows 10?
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With DICOM plugin and the update to new layer system, I think this is theoretically possible to solve with G'MIC plugin as it has native rotate3D command to do what you'd like.
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In G'MIC, you can use this command in cli:
gmic ig \"folder location\" append y o name_of_img.png
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Usually, I convert my work into pdf with vector softwares to print.
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36 minutes ago, Pixey said:
Love your comment @CircleBox 😁
I had to Google 'destructive' in photo editing, as I had no idea what it meant 🤔
Non-destructive means that you can make changes while preserving information in a document.
I'll use Krita as it's a easy example that any one can download and see for themselves. In Krita, you can add a filter layer, and then change the parameter of filter layer, and you're not losing information. It's there.
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@Ego Eram Reputo By the way, could you change the title? It's a misnomer going from the conversation. Hexcode detection plugin could be not CSV-related.
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7 hours ago, Mich4x said:
Yes there are duplicates, thats not the problem, my Issue is that they are under one Column which makes it hard to delete the duplicates.
"Are selection rectangles/squares?" - What I did is get a 16x14 Picture and then export it as a csv. file.
The Picture itself is made out of squares* This is the Picture I used ->
I understand the numbers, one RGB code = One Pixel, one Column has 16RGB Codes x 14 rows, but its is just harder to work with it if the 16 RGB Codes are in the same Column (A1,A2...etc.)I used your picture, and I'd have to ask if you want the output to look something like this:
SpoilerAARRGGBB FF313739 FF35373D FF35373B FF37393C FF383A3D FF393B40 FF3A3B3F FF393B3F FF313C3B FF3A3C3F FF3B3C3F FF3B3D40 FF3C3D41 FF3B3D41 FF3C3D43 FF3C3E41 FF3D3E41 FF3D3F41 FF3E3F43 FF3E3F42 FF3D3F42 FF404042 FF3F4043 FF3E4044 FF3F4045 FF3F4042 FF3E4042 FF404041 FF3F4143 FF414145 FF424244 FF3E4249 FF404248 FF404245 FF31423D FF424243 FF434346 FF434345 FF28443B FF2F473E FF2D483F FF21493C FF1D4A38 FF224A3C FF234A3D FF2B4B44 FF164B36 FF234B3C FF204B39 FF244B3D FF1F4C39 FF264C3F FF214C3B FF264C3E FF264D3E FF274D3F FF274E3F FF25503E FF115035 FF1A543C FF0D5635 FF065935 FF055A35 FF045C35 FF035C35 FF085E36 FF025E35 FF075F38 FF035F35 FF036036 FF046137 FF05613A FF006234 FF006231 FF006431 FF006433 FF006635 FF006830 FF006833 FF006D30 FF006F30 FF007038 FF00712F FF007236 FF007435 FF00742F FF007534 FF00752F FF007634 FF007633 FF00762F FF007630 FF00772E FF007832 FF007830 -
Are selection rectangles/squares? If so, I have a easy solution for you. Should there be duplicates?
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7 hours ago, Ego Eram Reputo said:
My CSV filetype plugin could be useful here. Copy your selection to a new image, then save it as a *.CSV file based on the color format/structure you want. You'll have to do the sorting yourself (tip: load the CSV file into Excel or a Google sheet).
RGBx? BGRx? What do those mean?
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I had just finished it. Took me a little longer as I have forgotten to account for alpha channel.
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Now, the GUI filter is in work:
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Now I'm developing a G'MIC script (which of course will be part of the G'MIC-QT plugin) to do this:
Now, I have added things like luminosity blending mode, and green control. I will find a way to allow users to tone the green down with human perception in mind. You could say this is more advanced than the original author intention.
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10 hours ago, MJW said:
Seems like a better method is to, in essence, convert the color to HSV, apply the contrast adjustment to V, then convert back to RGB.
Do not forget about other color space such HCY, HSL, LAB, LCH, YUV, YIQ, CMYK.
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2 minutes ago, Littledude said:
any way to paste the text with the correct orientation over the flipped text? essentially just replacing the old text with the new text, orientation and all?
A python script to read text from image and paste the text onto clipboard via pyperclip, then use pdn text tool.
Too much work, I know.
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One last observation, the red channel and blue channel are using the same image as base. It's only the green channel that should use a different image. Seems very doable as a script to be honest.
So basically:
Red has no change
Green is a negative, and has a different base
Blue is a negative, and is the same base as in red.
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Repeat effect N-times. Also redo/undo N-times.
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You can use anti-aliasing filter.