Paint.NET 3.10 Beta disponible
Et voilà, une version beta de Paint.NET 3.10 est disponible.
Pour rappel un des principaux changements est l'intégration de 2 nouveaux effets basés sur le travail d'un membre de la communauté Paint.NET, BoltBait, ainsi que l'intégration du support des fichiers DDS basé sur le travail de Dean Ashton :
- New: Soften Portrait effect, by David Issel
- New: Ink Sketch effect, by David Issel
- New: DirectDraw Surface (DDS) file format support, by Dean Ashton. Improved from the original source code by optimizing the DXT compression library ("Squish") to take advantage of multiple cores or processors.
Il y a aussi quelques améliorations et corrections de bugs :
- Improved: Visual fit-and-finish for the Layers window.
- Improved: Visual fit-and-finish for the close / 'X' button on image thumbnails.
- Changed: The keyboard shortcut key for the Color Picker is now 'k'. This makes it so that the toolbar option, "After click: Switch to previous tool", is not useless for those using the keyboard shortcuts.
- Fixed: Pressing Ctrl+[ no longer cancels out of drawing a line/curve, but instead decreases the brush size by 5 as expected.
- Fixed: Ctrl+clicking on the brush size +/- buttons now changes the brush size in increments of 5
- Fixed: Save Configuration dialog would "creep downward" from its last position every time it was opened again
- Fixed: TGA codec now saves the # of alpha bits to the image descriptor byte. This was causing some other applications to load TGA files saved with Paint.NET as solid black images.
- Fixed: Clicking the 'X' to close the Layer Properties dialog was not reverting changes made to the layer while the dialog was open.
- Fixed: Installation will not proceed unless Paint.NET is closed, and will also not allow Paint.NET to be opened until installation is completed. This helps to ensure a fully coherent and complete installation or update.
- Fixed: In Vista, it was possible to crash the Save As dialog by typing a filename that was too long.
- Fixed: In Vista, it was possible to crash the updater if you let the UAC prompt time-out.
- Fixed: It was possible to crash Paint.NET on some systems by clicking on a tool in the Tools window while the "Save As" dialog was open.
Vous pouvez comme toujours obtenir cette version sur la page de téléchargement ou via la fonctionnalité de mise à jour intégrée de Paint.NET.
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