Can't locate a 'Tile' plugin - Can anyone help?

[wreckage]

Hello there.  I'm trying to find if there is a Paint.net plugin that will easily tile an image into a configurable number of tiles.

I can do it quite easily in Irfanview but would like to have a Paint.net way of doing it also.

I tried DataDink's plug-in but it instantly closes /crashes Paint.net, and I've tried Search to no avail.

Can anybody assist, please?

Thanks in advance.

[toe_head2001]

BoltBait has some nice Tiling plugins:

 

MJW also has one:

 

[AndrewDavid]

Hey there @wreckage

 

Just a sort of convoluted way of doing it.

 

First you need this plugin for paint

https://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/20622-psfilterpdn-2016-10-05/

 

You might have it already if you know how to add PS Filters to Paint.Net

 

Then travel the net to http://telegraphics.com.au/sw/ and look for the scramble filter.

"Break an image into square or rectangular blocks, and rearrange them randomly, like a sliding block puzzle."

 

@toe_head2001 Neither one of those suggestions will work. Trust me - I've tried. @BoltBait is designed to paint a picture with tiles and @MJW will tile an image into a layer.

 

I'm sure they will correct me if I'm wrong

 

Hope this works for you @wreckage

[toe_head2001]

40 minutes ago, AndrewDavid said:

Neither one of those suggestions will work.

That depends on the interpretation of the request.

 

If your interpretation is correct, I would recommend using the Jumble plugin:

 

[AndrewDavid]

And that one tends to crash paint now. 

[dipstick]

Red Ochre's Aardvark.

 

 

 

 

[AndrewDavid]

Tiled into 20 PX square boxes

 

 

Edited February 2, 2020 by AndrewDavid
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[Ego Eram Reputo]

If the number of required tiles is reasonably small (less than say 20x20 tiles), you could try my TileWorld plugin.

 

You can place individual tiles by single-clicking. Place a string of tiles with click-and-drag.

 

 

[wreckage]

Thank-you for your great suggestions.  I've found Aardvark to be suitable for my purpose.

Cheers.

Edited May 21, 2017 by wreckage