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There are tools for that. I forgot the name for this, but it's when you type in a key, and then type in combination of keys, finally, the character shows up.

I think the person is asking for a new feature. This is actually feasible. There is something I have made that makes this much more feasible -> https://discuss.pixls.us/t/rectangular-polar-transformation-sequel-thread/22724 . The above is about transforming a image which can be combined with Gravity to do this. I also have a G'MIC that does this with the aforementioned technique.

So, just to be clear, you want to increment using last layer, or swapping layers to use as increment, or use flattened copy?

ImageMagick / G'MIC would be better as they support batch processing.

Just to point out this even though you already know, I don't see signature on my phone.

There might be something in a set of G'MIC script someone left in the cartographer forum. Those can actually be easily translated to C# plugin. I would have to finish those as they are not coded acceptably. Then, when I finish them, someone who wants them in a C# plugin can ask me for pointers.

Hola, @dieg467 , puede tu traducir todo la message hasta ingles? Aqui solo habla en ingles y la personas que contribuir en desarollo de Paint.NET no entiende español. Gracias por leer. Manual translation of what I said: Hi, @dieg467, can you translate entire message to English? Here, we only speak in English, and people that contribute to development of Paint.NET don't understand Spanish. Thanks for reading.

A suggestion. Could do a comment out of default size and pdn should be able to read from it.

Paint.NET isn't gonna be a batch converter.

I'm about to finish up on Serendiptous Circle. Just some setback with regards to values.

You can change color of the filling and your selection. Maybe someone else can clarify what I did.

Well, set the magic wand selection to global mode. I updated the instruction for you. I decided to make this in G'MIC.

I figured it out. 1. Create a new layer. 2. Fill the new layer with Percent 25 and erase background. 3. Duplicate the filled new layer. 4. Create the cut shape by erasing areas you want in the top-most layer. Hide other layers. 5. Select the dots on the this layer. 6. Hide the top layer, and reveal the other layers. 7. Erase selection on the middle layer. Then repeat step 5-6. 8. Erase selection on bottom layer.

This technique to do just that might need a epilepsy warning. 1. Create a new layer and fill with Percent 25. The background should be white, and the dot should be black. 2. Set the new layer to Multiply blending mode. 3. ???? On 3, I don't know how to save selection in Paint.NET. If you can do that, then you can do this. The first 2 steps are correct. This is my attempt with Krita: I'm sure it's possible with Paint.NET. The layer structure in Krita goes like this: If someone could figure this out, then this can be done in Paint.NET. The Transparent 25 Fill in Krita has black dots, and transparent background.

Post a example.

There's two moderators' note in this plugin pack. Those work on latest PDN. Can be removed.

That exactly what smart objects or file layers enables. You can edit both images in separate files, and they get updated in the file with smart object or file layer.

Are you talking about something akin to smart objects in Photoshop or file layer+transform mask in Krita? Those allows you to use a file as if it was a linked layer. Not sure if this is planned.

New Filter! Mitchell Concatenation

You can rename .ora to .zip, then extract.

The openraster is better for this, and it's in need of a update. Maybe you could bring this up in a open source forum to get that going?

G'MIC-QT can do this. 1. Load G'MIC, then type this code in either one of the 'Custom Code' found under Various: +colormap 0 repeat w#-1 +f[0] I==I(#1,$>,0,0)?I done rm[0,1] 2. Click Ok on G'MIC. 3. Layers->Import from Files, and import those images you saved from G'MIC.

Recent Changes: Color Harmonies is no longer a demo thing. It becomes an actual tool. Hitomezashi has been fixed. The two palette exporters has also been fixed.

Why are the last column there if they're greyed out?