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Thank you so much

Just got it now delpart thank you. Yet another for my "to do list"

Would love to try this out, but when I click on the view turtorial link, it does not open.

Not exactly knowing the highest score limit, I award you 3 out of 5. A tut would be cool, the more tut's I bookmark the more I can learn

Thank you Your current sig is clean, easy to read and nicely made, I offer you a score of 3

Dang! that means I will have to open a different kind of Paint then

Thanks Helen

A link to the original tut would be nice jim, I would like to try something like this too, but where to search is always a problem.

Just found this tutorial. Amazing. Another bookmark, but one that I will do this time :star: :star:

Your tutorial was the one I followed in the end welshblue, I was not aware that a PM was not sent prior to this post. And yes I think it would not have hurt to do that. Now onto the topic of you painting walls in my house, please feel free, my husband won't do them

Well written and well explained jim I am sure welshblue will be proud of this remix. Kudos to you for taking the time to do this. Could you perhaps explain how to import a texture because I forgot how I did it

It is a good suggestion jim, would it not be worth adding to a feature request forum entry on here? unless it already has been requested

So the only other work around then would be for him to not turn off his pc and not close Paint.NET Or like I mentioned, do everything on seperate layers.

I don't think any image editor can recall previous edits and allow you to remove one certain effect. Even Photoshop can't do this, once you have saved the file (even in it's native format - .pdn / .psf etc) it is done, the only thing any program retains is the layers. The best and only way to retain (and remove) effect edits, is to do them all on seperate layers, then when you reload the file, you just simply delete that layer. If your looking at saving "project files" then your not going to find it for free. I do almost everything on a seperate layer. That's the only work around on any program.

Also for magnifying images (and more) you may like to look at this plugin Image scaling algorithms Although not the same effect your after it is a useful plugin to have

This link Here explains the paintbucket Ahmed. Hope this of use to you

It is now on my to do list (along with many more) - to reduce noise or not to reduce noise, that is the question -

I never thought of that, thanks I always reduce noise slightly to iron out any rough spots. I will try this

To my eyes, there is very little difference between them, you could always reduce the noise very slightly when making an enlargement, that is something I prefer to do. I'm sure there are not many image editor programs that would enlarge a picture with no loss of quality, especially with jpegs The more I use and play around with Paint.NET, the more tempted I am to uninstal Photoshop CS5, The plugins available in PdN are not only far better and very well written, but the menu and layout is more user friendly. To make a simple adjustment in PS is always a case of "now where is that feature" But in PdN, there is the - Effects > Advanced > Script lab that I use for searching for an effect.

@delpart. Your current sig is good, very clean, easy to read with some nice effect on the text. I give you a 3

I know based on feedback so far, I won't be creating any gallery on here in the near future, I can't seem to get my work to shine for some reason.

I don't see a blue elephant here, I am sorry if my "work" gives illusions of that. I just try to do the best I can do. I am not as pro as others on here sadly.

Hi Stuntcrazy. Welcome to the forum There is also this useful plugin Here that enables you to make palletes from an image

It's not actually following the wall as such, it's following the darker part of the water, I did try with the perspective plugin but the 4.0 became hard to read so I ended up using rotate/zoom.