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chrfb — Paint.NET Reflection Tutorial
Published: 2009-03-11 15:29:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 30211; Favourites: 146; Downloads: 0
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This is a simple reflection tutorial in Paint.NET.It works fine with flat objects, with 3D objects the perspective is wrong.
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This is very helpful! Thank you so much for making this 
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This is another way of making arts in the internet. It is just a one click away. - Reputation Repair
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That is not art. That is a shock site.
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This is indeed a must read topic. This is eventually helpful for users of Paint.net. - James Stuckey
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Holy wow, tat be a epic tutorial.
*Starts making signature for forums*
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Wow, it's so much easier than I thought!
Thanks alot!
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this will probably make my shadows and other stuff much easier ^^ thanks and great job
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Glat to hear that. Thanks for the comment!
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ok, well it does'nt matter now does it 
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You're both right but the correct perspective was not my intention.
It's just the procedure I used for my icon pack, which is not 3D.
For the right perspective there's a plugin available I think. (At least it was it for a earlier version of the programm.)
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I kind of agree, the 3d perspective gets screwed up by flipping it
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you shoudn't flip the cube, the perspective is wrong... maybe just move the copy to the bottom of the other cube, could be better.
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now is fine!... to bad that you didn't fix the original one!... nice tut
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