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I have been using it for quite some years, there are plenty of free addons for the program too. The software itself is exceptional and will meet the needs of non professional users without any issues. How to Write a Shape for Paint.Paintdotnet is completely free, so there is no point in being harsh in any way as people have gone to trouble of providing working software at no cost to the end user.How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 7 - Additional Surface).How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 6 - Adding Help).How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 5 of 4 - Beyond CodeLab).How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 4 of 4 - Odds and Ends).How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 3 of 4 - Complex).How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 2 of 4 - Intermediate).How to Write an Effect Plugin (Part 1 of 4 - Simple).Once you have the DLL installed and working (it should show up under the Effects>Advanced>CodeLab menu in Paint.NET) you can read the following tutorials to help you get started: Wouldn't you like to buy me a beer, or two? Scott Stringer (aka Ego Eram Reputo), John Stout (aka jstout), Michelle Greathouse, Angelia Udechukwu (aka ladyangelamarie), Jeromy Goodnight, Noriyuki Chiba (aka dpy), Rick Williams, Gary Muhonen (aka garymuhonen), and Steve Brereton. The following is a list of people who are trying to get me drunk: However, if you would like to support the CodeLab development you may do so by buying me a beer via PayPal (no account required). You are not required to pay me in order to use CodeLab. I update CodeLab in my spare time and I share it with everyone for free. Just save this file to your desktop, "unblock" it, unzip it, and run the installer. If you have suggestions for improvements or bugs to report, please post on the official CodeLab thread in the Paint.NET forum.ĭownload CodeLab here: Version 6.8 - ZIP format I have published several updates to CodeLab and I am now the official maintainer of CodeLab. Since he has not shown any interest in updating CodeLab, I took it upon myself to update and enhance this wonderful tool. After he published it, several members of the Paint.NET forum posted a few bug reports and many enhancement requests. The first version of CodeLab was written by Tom Jackson (of the Paint.NET team). CodeLab is a free (as in "free beer") development environment for writing Paint.NET effect plugins in C#. Most Paint.NET plugins are written in C# and most plugin authors polled prefer CodeLab for plugin development. CodeLab for Paint.NET Develop your own plugins for Paint.NET!