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Mohd Ajami
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Added 2 years ago
Open your images on top of the design programs like 3D Studio Max, and keep it on top of … more
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| alphastar (1 year ago) | Inappropriate? |
| Wow, this is the closest thing to something I've been DREAMING of for ages, so thank you for it! But I'm going to be shameless and ask if there's anyway possible for you to add one more feature: I want to be able to keep it on top while using another program, even when I'm clicking WITHIN THE SPACE OF THE IMAGE. E.g. I have Painter open and have the image on top and semi-transparent, and I can… | |
| Mohd Ajami (1 year ago) | Inappropriate? |
| sorry guyz, i never replied cuz i didnt think anyone will like the tool, so i didnt open the website. and they dont send any alerts when someone comments !!! anyways, to make it run u just need to install .Net Framework, i didnt know about any problems with it, tried it on many machines. unfortunately i cant help in any issues, since i have moved to Java programming, and switched to Mac. chrome… | |
| chromecity (2 years ago) | Inappropriate? |
| 4. Ability to constrain aspect ratio when selecting a specific resolution so only one value (x or y) has to be entered and the other will be calculated based on the correct aspect ratio. | |
| chromecity (2 years ago) | Inappropriate? |
| Some things that would make this even more useful would be: 1. Ability to open a file at its saved resolution. 2. Alternate ability to resize without changing image's aspect ratio (for example, when holding a modifier key like CTRL and resizing). 3. Ability to select a specific resolution to size the window to (manually enter x-value and y-value). 4. Ability to constrain aspect ratio when selecti… | |
| chromecity (2 years ago) | Inappropriate? |
| Very nice handy little app. Works fine here. As far as malware, no - this was just written leveraging the .NET framework, so you need to have that to run it. In case you are not aware, .NET is Microsoft's common framework utilized by all its development languages in recent years. | |
| Jake Heller (2 years ago) | Inappropriate? |
| very cool, i'm going to give this a try soon | |
