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My mistake. Ctrl + A then Ctrl + C
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Use Ctrl + Shift + D to duplicate the layer or click on the duplicate layer icon > :DuplicateLayer: found in the layers window. Your method of Edit > Copy is not the same
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Background image self taken.
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The theme this week is – Bokeh style.
And has been chosen by – Helen.This week’s topic invites you to create a bokeh style sig there is a pluging by TechnoRobbo found Here
and an excellent tutorial by Welshblue found Here you can use either your own image or a stock image
(please link the source if using stock) or you can create one from scratch.The deadline for entries is 9:00pm (UK Time) on Sunday August 4.
To see how that equates to other countries, here is a link to the World TimeCompetition rules.
1. Max sig dimensions 500x200. Please NOTE: The forum limits signatures to 500x150, if it is too large do not try to use it as your sig.
2. Please keep your sig family friendly.
3. Keep to the theme that has been set.
4. Modifying or replacing your sig is not permitted after submitting your entry.
5. Don’t violate copyright laws with found images; links to source images would be courteous.
6. Your entry must be made using paint.net, please don't use an outside image editor and try passing it off as PDN work.
The winner of the current SOTW gets to choose the subject for the next competition. Good luck all and thank you in advance for entering.Thanks to - chrisco97, Sozo, TheHowler and Nitenurse79 for keeping this comp going in the past
This thread is for posting your entries only.
If you want to talk about any of the entries, you can do so in the discussion thread found here.. -
The voting deadline is here and its now time to announce the winners.Taking first place is - Helen with 17 votesSecond place goes to pdnnoob with 13 votesThird place is - DrewDale with 12 votesFourth is shared between Sasha & Mottoman with 11 votes each.Thanks to all who took part and to all the voters. I will PM Helen and launch SOTW#87 as soon as we have a topic.
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Re-submitted.
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Nice one. This is a lot better and much faster, cheers.
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Congrats Welshblue, top entry, well done to Yellowman Mottoman and Oceana. Cheers to Daneils for hosting. Great comp
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This version works fine, but... On a setting of 20 using the below image (332 x 455 px) It took almost 30sec to render. I have plenty of RAM (4GB)
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Stunning work on the scroll, highly realistic with some top class textures, nice one.
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Mine is fading the inside of the image
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Mine no longer works either. (version 4.2)
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Thanks for share
You could actually vote while you was here you know
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Nice one skullbonz
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Managed to create this one. Thanks Skullbonz
Cool tute.
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This will be cool for adding some Salvador Dali styled mutilations to images. Nice one
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Cool example dug, very well made sir.
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Thanks Oceana glad you like the results
Cheers Dug, thanks for stopping by mate, good to see your active again on here too, thanks for your positives on my hosting. I hope to see an entry from you again soon sir
New stuff on page 1 while I'm here
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Started with This
Ran your plug in to get this:
And after a play around with other plug ins I got this:
A great plug in with many uses, thank you.
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Top image Sasha, I agree on the name of the jail too, nice one. Love the textures on the door and window bars and the sandy texture. You have used the brick tute very well and I like the little touches such as the wheel, staging post and door brackets. A really nice picture and well thought out too.
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Nice new backgrounds sir, I love the perspective on the first one, the glow of the neon on #2 and the gloss on the text of #3 is top work.
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Removed Welshblue's entry by request from the poll.
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The deadline for entries is here and its now time to cast your votes. This week we have an impressive 18 entries – You may vote for 9 of them.
The poll will close on Sunday 28 July at 9PM (UK Time) To see how that equates to other countries, here is a link to the World TimeGood luck one and all.
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You can't save your scripts into sub menus, you need to do as you say - open scriptlab and then load up the script that you saved to your user files. You could put them into sub menus in your documents folder and then load one up from there though
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