Monday, January 4, 2010

Paint.NET 3.5.2

(2010.01.04)

This update resolves some feature disparities in the Text tool between GDI (XP) and DirectWrite (Win7/Vista). It also improves overall performance, as well as the correctness and quality of the Move Selected Pixels tool, the Image->Resize function, and the Hue/Saturation adjustment.

Changes in 3.5.2
* All font face variants (e.g., Arial vs. Arial Narrow) are now available with the Text tool in Win7/Vista with DirectWrite.

* Bitmap font types (e.g. Courier, Terminal, Fixedsys) are now available with the Text tool in Win7/Vista.

* Fixed some bad text kerning with the Text tool at small font sizes when antialiasing was turned off.

* For the Image->Resize function, the quality, correctness, and performance of Bilinear and Bicubic sampling modes have been improved. Super Sampling also has some performance improvement.

* Improved the rendering quality for the Hue/Saturation adjustment. Also made a new icon for it.

* Fixed many subtle rendering issues with the Move Selected Pixels tool. These were apparent when flipping or rotating a selected area.

* Fixed: The Line/Curve tool was applying pixel snapping to the curve nodes, which caused lines to "bend" when using the Shift key to constrain the angle.

* Fixed some extraneous CPU usage related to unnecessary or redundant thumbnail updates.

* Fixed a few dialogs that looked wrong with Aero glass with Remote Desktop or Virtual PC.

* Fixed a nasty memory leak with Flatten followed by Undo.

* Fixed some issues related to effects that took awhile to cancel. As it turns out, drag-and-drop was enabled at this time, which easily lead to crashes or hangs.

* Some Win7 systems could not detect that .NET 3.5 SP1 was installed, even though it was. A fallback detection function has been added.

* For plugin authors, the Effect class now has a pollable IsCancelRequested property. This can be used to improve responsiveness for expensive OnSetRenderInfo() implementations which are otherwise non-interruptible.

* For plugin authors, the Surface.FitSurface() method is now optimized to use multiple threads, which improves performance.

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Paint.NET 3.5.2

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