I want to find a free plugin that will look like a burnt edge.....is there anything out there or a good easy way to do this .
Thanks
Mike
Try the Burn Tool (dodge & burn) under the Effects Tools
mike Rawlinson: I want to find a free plugin that will look like a burnt edge.....is there anything out there or a good easy way to do this .
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You could try this VBA macro.I made it a long time ago and never quite finished it so it still has some rough edges .. sorry about that .. :-|
Twieker:You could try this VBA macro.
nice job!
Jeff Harrison:nice job!
Huib
That's indeed a very nice Macro. great Job!
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Thanks for the macro ....it works a treat.....as you say hit it twice and your there ..
you need to put it on Jeff site.
Here is a slightly improved version - the "straight edges" problem is largely under control, I hope; also default values changed a bit.A problem remains that the effect is rather dependent on the size of the image, but since the sliders give you enough room to play around I think I'll let it stand there ..
Super.
We need more photopaint macro developers!
-John
"The best thing about learning is that it never stops, and the rabbit hole will go as deep as you let it."~Johnwww.gdgmacros.com
Thanks again you have tweaked it and works well Twieker
I am getting this error when I try to run your burntedges macro in PPX5. Downloaded the the second one you posted. I put it in the user PP GMS folder (Windows 7).
C:/Users/MY USERNAME/AppData/Roaming/Corel/CorelDRAW 20Graphics Suite 0X5/PHOTO-PAINT/GMS/
Patti
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I think you are putting it in the wrong folder.....I put it in the C:/program files/corel/suiteX5/photopaint/GMS.
It works very well for me .
pranderson:I am getting this error when I try to run your burntedges macro in PPX5. Downloaded the the second one you posted. I put it in the user PP GMS folder (Windows 7).
Hi.
Also make sure you have atleast these references selected.
Go toTools > References in the VBA editor for Photopaint.
RunFlaCruiser: Also make sure you have atleast these references selected. Go toTools > References in the VBA editor for Photopaint. -John
I tried moving it to Photo-Paint's Program file GMS folder (as opposed to the user) and I am still getting the same missing library error. The references you mentioned are checked. I also tried downloading the file again and still no joy. It's not essential that I have this, but now I am curious to know why it won't work!
BTW...I have LOTS and LOTS of macros installed in PP as well as CD, in fact, I've used several of them today. I have even created several macros myself. What's different about this one?
pranderson:I tried moving it to Photo-Paint's Program file GMS folder (as opposed to the user) and I am still getting the same missing library error. The references you mentioned are checked. I also tried downloading the file again and still no joy. It's not essential that I have this, but now I am curious to know why it won't work!
In code view put a couple breakpoints as shown in these 2 attached pics.
Run macro. When macro breaks press F8 to execute line by line.
You will be able to find out which line is casuing the error.