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@Americancritic, I am sure others can give you excellent instruction on making a perfect 3d shape to start with. As for the gold color, I have been dabbling in that metal look. I sometimes like to use the following plugins that you might want to take a look at for the perfect shine and gold smoothness:

 

🔷 Creative Text Pro found in Effects/Text Formations/

- You will have to click on apply to object instead of text. Under Texture you will find different options. Just play around with the gold choices to get the look you want.

 

 🔷 Metallize found in Effects/Color/

 - Play around with the sliders for the effect you want

 

 🔷 Gradient Mapping found in Adjustments/

- Prior to using you will have to load the Effects Presets that contains the gold choices. Then when you change the default you can play around with your look.

 

 🔷 Glow found in Effects/Photo/

- Play around with it to see if it enhances the shine of your gold ring

 

If you don't have these installed you will have to install the plugins. Once you install, close and reopen the program so you can see the plugins.

 

 

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Here is a tutorial that will give you an idea of how to get shiny/metallic things @Americancritic which is from a member on here named @yellowman.  Whilst it is and older tutorial, many of the plugins, which will have been updated, will work the same way.

 

Instead of the heart shape, you could draw out a circle instead.

 

Make gold in Paint.NET part-1 - YouTube

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I learned a new way to make a gold ring! Thank you @ANONYMISS. I was not sure where to apply the Shape3D plugin after using the Render Torus since I was not getting the same effect so I just skipped it. But using Shape3D alone without Torus also renders a nice ring. I like how simple getting the base color is with just starting with a flat "yellowy" gradient. My steps involved Rotate by Torus, Applied Noise without grayscale, Metallize and Glow.

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Click HERE to see my Pictorium of images I have worked on.

 

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20 hours ago, Ladybug said:

@Americancritic, I am sure others can give you excellent instruction on making a perfect 3d shape to start with. As for the gold color, I have been dabbling in that metal look. I sometimes like to use the following plugins that you might want to take a look at for the perfect shine and gold smoothness:

 

🔷 Creative Text Pro found in Effects/Text Formations/

- You will have to click on apply to object instead of text. Under Texture you will find different options. Just play around with the gold choices to get the look you want.

 

 🔷 Metallize found in Effects/Color/

 - Play around with the sliders for the effect you want

 

 🔷 Gradient Mapping found in Adjustments/

- Prior to using you will have to load the Effects Presets that contains the gold choices. Then when you change the default you can play around with your look.

 

 🔷 Glow found in Effects/Photo/

- Play around with it to see if it enhances the shine of your gold ring

 

If you don't have these installed you will have to install the plugins. Once you install, close and reopen the program so you can see the plugins.

 

 

 

4 hours ago, Ladybug said:

I was not sure where to apply the Shape3D plugin after using the Render Torus

I saved the XML settingss for the EFFECTS  /RENDER/SHAPE3D.,but PAINT,NET won't let mr post  the .txt file.

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@Americancritic, I gave you the gist of what I did. Just try and play around with things until you learn how the plugins work to your benefit. I know some plugins took me a while to understand them and there are still some I stay away from since I just don't get. Its all a learning experience.

Click HERE to see my Pictorium of images I have worked on.

 

lMbNWe.png

You were once wild here. Don't let them tame you.

 ~ Isadora Duncan

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15 minutes ago, Ladybug said:

@ANONYMISSif you don't mind posting the code for the xml file I can create one. Does the xml file then get put in the effects folder?

 

here it is


    <ObjectType>Sphere</ObjectType>
    <ObjectData>
        <Sphere>
            <Scaling>1</Scaling>
            <HorizontalRadius>1</HorizontalRadius>
            <DepthRadius>1.00</DepthRadius>
            <VerticalRadius>1</VerticalRadius>
            <TextureMap>4</TextureMap>
            <TextureScale>1.01</TextureScale>
            <TextureRotate>0</TextureRotate>
        </Sphere>
        <Cylinder>
            <Scaling>1</Scaling>
            <HorizontalRadius>1</HorizontalRadius>
            <DepthRadius>1</DepthRadius>
            <Height>1</Height>
            <RoundedEdges>0</RoundedEdges>
            <TextureMap>0</TextureMap>
            <TextureScale>1</TextureScale>
            <TextureRotate>0</TextureRotate>
            <CylinderEnd>
                <TopStyle>Flat</TopStyle>
                <TopHeightOfBall>1</TopHeightOfBall>
                <BottomStyle>Flat</BottomStyle>
                <BottomHeightOfBall>1</BottomHeightOfBall>
            </CylinderEnd>
            <Face>
                <Top>True</Top>
                <Body>True</Body>
                <Bottom>True</Bottom>
            </Face>
        </Cylinder>
        <Box>
            <Scaling>1</Scaling>
            <Width>1</Width>
            <Depth>1</Depth>
            <Height>1</Height>
            <RoundedEdges>0</RoundedEdges>
            <TextureMap>0</TextureMap>
            <TextureScale>1</TextureScale>
            <TextureRotate>0</TextureRotate>
            <Face>
                <Front>True</Front>
                <Rear>True</Rear>
                <Top>True</Top>
                <Bottom>True</Bottom>
                <Left>True</Left>
                <Right>True</Right>
            </Face>
        </Box>
    </ObjectData>
    <ObjectRotation>
        <Axis1>
            <Type>X</Type>
            <Angle>60</Angle>
        </Axis1>
        <Axis2>
            <Type>Y</Type>
            <Angle>0</Angle>
        </Axis2>
        <Axis3>
            <Type>Z</Type>
            <Angle>0</Angle>
        </Axis3>
    </ObjectRotation>
    <MovePosition>
        <X>0</X>
        <Y>0</Y>
    </MovePosition>
    <Projection>
        <CameraAngle>23</CameraAngle>
    </Projection>
    <AntiAlias>
        <Switch>True</Switch>
        <Leval>5</Leval>
    </AntiAlias>
    <Transparency>
        <Switch>False</Switch>
        <AlphaChannel>208</AlphaChannel>
    </Transparency>
    <Lighting>
        <Switch>True</Switch>
        <StrengthOfLight>1.1</StrengthOfLight>
        <Direction>
            <X>-0.75</X>
            <Y>0.1</Y>
            <Z>1.0</Z>
        </Direction>
        <Color>
            <R>255</R>
            <G>255</G>
            <B>255</B>
        </Color>
        <Lambert>
            <AmbientLighting>0.3</AmbientLighting>
            <DiffuseReflectionRate>0.9</DiffuseReflectionRate>
        </Lambert>
        <SpecularHilight>
            <Switch>True</Switch>
            <SpecularReflectionRate>0.3</SpecularReflectionRate>
            <HilightModel>CookTorrance</HilightModel>
            <Phong>
                <PhongSize>50</PhongSize>
            </Phong>
            <CookTorrance>
                <RefractiveRate>1.4</RefractiveRate>
                <Luster>
                    <LusterType>Anisotropy</LusterType>
                    <Isotropy>0.2</Isotropy>
                    <AnisotropyX>0.3</AnisotropyX>
                    <AnisotropyY>0.15</AnisotropyY>
                </Luster>
            </CookTorrance>
        </SpecularHilight>
    </Lighting>

 

 

 

 

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@ardnehthanks, that is what I figured later. I will see if what I did works since my presets are divided into folders named after each of the plugin's it applies to. I just created a folder for G'MIC-Qt and saved it there. If it does not work, I will uncover how where to place it!

Click HERE to see my Pictorium of images I have worked on.

 

lMbNWe.png

You were once wild here. Don't let them tame you.

 ~ Isadora Duncan

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