This release includes two new effects, created by David Issel (“BoltBait”) and support for Dean Ashton’s DDS filetype. This is an interim release and includes many popular effect plugins that we have created that our users love to use with v2.6x. This update fixes a few minor bugs and makes Windows Vista’s built-in updater more user-friendly.
This update fixes a crash that occurred when resizing images with different widths but the same height. It also supports the new.NET Framework 4.0 in certain cases. This update fixes a bug in 8-bit image saving, improves layer composition, and Gaussian Blur performance. This update focused on performance reliability and memory usage reduction, as well as upgrading to the most recent.NET Framework version and refreshing the user interface for Aero/glass (Windows 7 / Vista). We have also updated Paint.NET’s system requirements with this release. After you install the program, check out the “RotoZoomerSource.zip” for an example of how to write an Effect plugin. The paid and free downloads of the app are almost identical, so the developer answered the question of why he started charging a fee for the app. A crash was fixed due to an overload that prevented large images from running (64-bit only). This release is mainly a service release that fixes a few bugs and makes some minor improvements. The Effects menu has been reorganized so that all effects can be classified under the submenus Artistic, Blurs. By creating only one System Restore point, updates are now faster and can be installed in a fraction of the time it took to do so.
The “Open Recent” menu keeps tracking the 8 most recent images that you have worked with and a thumbnail for each.
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