Paint.NET v3.20 Alpha 2 is now available
November 11, 2007 – 10:09 pmGet it either from the website (http://www.getpaint.net), or from within Paint.NET itself. Note: Make sure you have “Also check for beta releases” enabled. You can access this option by going to Help -> Check for Updates, then clicking on the “Options” button.
Please be sure to report any compatibility problems with plugins! Note: The new plugin system is still subject to change. Plugins written for this alpha are not guaranteed to work with the Beta or Final releases (although I will of course do my best to avoid breaking things).
- Note: New features will be displayed in English through the Alpha and Beta release(s). The final release will include full translations for the other supported languages.
- Fixed: Paint.NET would crash if you clicked on the “start cap” or “end cap” buttons for the Line/Curve tool*
- Fixed: Using Sepia would produce a result identical to Black & White, and would also mess up the undo history
- Changed: Tolerance slider control is now 25% wider as per request on the forum
- Changed: Improved the Magic Wand cursor
- Changed: Improved the Paint Bucket cursor
- Fixed: OnSetRenderInfo() was being called twice for effects that use the new property system
- Fixed: Soften Portrait allows “0″ for the Softness value again
- Fixed: Tweaked some of the slider controls in some of the revamped effects
- Fixed: Compatibility with several plugins
* You would not believe how many e-mails I got about this crash! Good thing it was just an alpha relase!
9 Responses to “Paint.NET v3.20 Alpha 2 is now available”
“Fixed: Compatibility with several plugins”
I don’t understand well: will the compatible plugins PdN 3.1x be compatible PdN 3.2x? I thought that the handle system of the plugins was completely remade.
Thank you for the update.
Zis
By Zisworg on Nov 12, 2007
Zis - They should be compatible. The goal is that you shouldn’t have to ask that question
By Rick Brewster on Nov 12, 2007
I’m glad to see the end cap tool is fixed. Figures… the one time I use that feature.
Thanks again Rick for another great release!
By Sozo on Nov 12, 2007
Good job!Thank you for the new release.I will support you forever:)
By Tim on Nov 12, 2007
Ah, good! I was also limited a little, especially by the Film plugin, I’m always using it
By PineappleQc on Nov 13, 2007
Awesome! Keep churning out the good stuff!
Paint.Net FTW!
By WJUK on Nov 13, 2007
I did the comment and it seemed failed.What I want to say is I will support you forever and thank you for ur hard work.
By Tim on Nov 13, 2007
Another milestone release is coming closer to its most desired final release yet! Great work! The improvements/new features will be so much fun!
Impressive is not enough to describe it…so, simply:
PDN is awesome, Mr. Brewster!
By Sah War on Nov 14, 2007