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Thanks for the comment and visit Drew. Updated my gallery with my first new one for a while due to a HD crash and losing all my pdn plugins and of course the program too. Finally downloaded all that I had before, so i hope to update more frequently, I still have a few tutes to catch up on too, but I will get there
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Sweet plugin, nice examples here. Thanks TR.
Here's a shield of sorts.
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Thanks EER and TechnoRobbo for the information / explanation
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It downloads a copy of the Plugin Index. This is 100% safe. Plugin Browser uses the information in the Plugin Index to help categorize plugins you have installed.
Where does it download it to though ? I can't find it on my HD.
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I have just re-run this plugin and I get this prompt:
What exactly does it download ? there is nothing visible in my downloads or my paint.net folder
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Nice new one Seerose, very colourful creation, an out of control nebula ?
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Should this weeks comp (monochromatic) be SOTW#129 and not #128 ?
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Sasha, bad hair day or not, you look good!
Thank you Red :red:
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Eek! I LOVE "The Future Log Cabin!" Also, ditto to what Red said.
I also agree, great work
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Now I am confused - New ImAPNG.FileType 0.3 (6.4.2015) - Only load is supported. So how would I go about saving what I have created please ?
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@Sasha - I made a tutorial here to get one started with this fun plugin. As for the more intricate animations, what I did was open Midora's PDN file in paint.net and study his layers and times. Yes, they are complex, but one then gets a general idea of how it works with the layers and also with the Sprites.
Thank you Pixey, for some reason I missed that tutorial, I will have to try my hand at it
@ Sasha, Pixey made a great tutorial and that is were you may want to start. Animation is just like video, it's just a series of still images with a specified duration. I may create a Tutorial, but it will use multiple tools and may not be for everybody.
@ Midora, I figured out how to use ffmpeg's palette gen + bayer dither to save to PNG image sequence @ 256 colors. Then it's a simple process of loading the PNGs into Paint.net and apply settings as needed with dither disabled. It works well for reducing banding on gradient backgrounds like this 224 color example I submitted in the sig contest.
I can post the script if you'd like.
Thank you racerx for your help too Nice picture btw.
Tutorials with images yes.
Dedicates pdfs I don't know.
But there is a print button at the bottom of the forum pages and you may print to a PDF printer (like PDFCreator) to create a basic PDF.
If you like to create one of these photo realistic animations then maybe racerx will create a tutorial. These are out of my scope.
Thanks Midora for your answer and help also
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Interesting work Chuck38. Really like what your making, keep up the good work
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I have installed this plug in, but find it very hard to make something like the examples shown here any chance of a pdf "how to" in the future please
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The candle is stunning, love the colours you have used in that, thank you for sharing your tallent
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I really like the amp Goonfella, a very detailed image with some great textures, almost lifelike
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Cool animation Pixey Happy Easter to you too.
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That eye picture is amazing Pixey, it looks like stained glass, love the colours.
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That looks great Sasha! - thanks for posting it.
(Is it you or Cleopatra? )
Me on a bad hair day
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Great plugin ReMake, kind of a glowing pastel / watercolour effect. Thank you
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Great images posted here Really good plug in Red Ochre many thanks
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Thank you TR, here is a Third Dimention Pollock
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Those colour wheels are fantastic CC4, I would love a tutorial on how you made them, really impressive work
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I can't get any result out of it either except a faded blob of two or three colours and I would like to think I am fairly good using pdn. I have even tried it on photo's with no decent result.