I'm trying to draw the image with an absolute size. The problem is that rotating the image increases the image dimensions. I need to resize the image to account for apparent shrinking based on rotation angle. I do not know why but some of the rockets are smaller than what they should be. It shows information for anything you hover the mouse over. If only that explanation could fit inside the tooltip!ĭon't forget to check the tooltip at the bottom, though. You know what's cool? If you mentally rotate the spaceships in the first picture by 90 degrees, you'll have the second picture It should point to the right when drawn, which means it will work. The fix is easy: go to the first tab and increase Brush Rotation by 90 degrees. This is a standard practice with similar algorithms. The computer doesn't know what direction it points to, so it assumes it points to the right. When you use it as a brush, it could've been upside-down, pointing in a diagonal, etc. The picture of the spaceship could point in any direction. Could an option be added so the tip of the rocket will always head in the right direction as in the second image? Look at the first image, when I draw a path using only one stroke around the planets, with Rotate with Mouse activated, the rocket looks like it is a little bit lost in space. Keep the feedback coming Edited Januby AnthonyScoffler
Version 1.2 is released and it addresses some of the concerns User selections are now shown in the canvas, and you can right-click to set the background image if you'd like (courtesy of Pyrochild's open-source Liquify plugin). I'd also like to thank everybody that gave me positive feedback! I like to know when I'm doing something right Thanks for the great idea I appreciate the feedback, and it helps me organize which issues to tackle next. Rather than just remembering the location to load, I will definitely have auto-loading of locations (I was already planning that ). It will open a little dialog for all that stuff. I will add a preferences option under miscellaneous. ini file to the Effects folder as sort of a workaround, but using the registry is much better. can something be done so it will remember the last opened folder when adding brushes? I keep my "brushes" in a folder inside the "Pictures folder" and. / Thanks to TechnoRobbo for this and the sister routine getlastFolder() /// public static void savelastFolder ( string fp ) Public static string AuthorName = "Ego Eram Reputo" public static string PluginName = "A Brand New Plugin" /// /// Saves the path of the last folder the user navigated to (either load or save). These will allow you to solve the inconsistent path issue is referring to Included link to old - these routine saves (and recalls) the last directory path to/from a registry key. How-To: NinthDesertDude /Brush-Factory/wiki/User-Documentation bugfix Updated to work with the next release of 4.3 (by Toehead) bugfix Canvas DPI issue fixed where the background image size shown wasn't constrained to the canvas proportions (by xchellx) Some additional brushes (heart, lightning, leaf, etc.) are available here: Extra Brushes.zipĬhanges in version 2.0.3 (all changes viewable on Github) If you want to have extra brushes available, consider making a dedicated folder for it, then adding that folder to the custom brush locations in the 'other' tab of brush factory. You will see it under the Tools submenu of your Effects menu: Put it in the Effects folder, then restart Paint.Net.
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dll file, you will have to extract the file somewhere, then move it to the Effects folder of your Paint.Net installation, which for me is at C:/Program Files/. The last includes options like rotating the brush with the mouse, enabling symmetry, setting the smoothing mode, or setting custom brush locations so you don't have to import all your brushes every time.įor a comprehensive overview of how Brush Factory works, see Github.Īfter downloading the zipped. The third shows dynamic options related to color. The second shows dynamic behavior settings. The first tab shows static brush settings (non-dynamic behavior). The default one is on the left and you can click the names of the other tabs to switch to them. The plugin is full-screen when run and looks like this: Adapted from TechnoRobbo's Dodgeburn plugin, Pyrochild's context menu, and improved by Null54 with important fixes from Toehead and xchellx. It can be used like a spray can or be used to draw symmetrically. It's good for drawing effects, textures, and redundant objects like grass. This plugin lets you use dynamic brushes with custom shapes.
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