Title - and the key - for my last post is 'bits'.
Today's image with grafx2 and touchpad.
*edit* and tweaked in Paint.Net. I do like it for pixel-precision stuff, after all!
Friday, September 2, 2011
Pixel painting....
I think I've tried out most of the software available.
ASEPRITE is useless to me.
Tile Studio isn't horrible, but it's lacking in features.
Grafx2 is at least somewhat usable, a rather nice pixel paint package, especially with limited colors. However, it's not that good for
sprites and tiles.
Graphicsgale is still close to the best.
Paint Shop Pro 9 is very good for this.
My experience with Gimp and Photoshop is limited, although I think they're probably pretty good, depending on configuration
Paint.net is very nice, surprisingly. So is the new MS Paint. Simple enough?
Title - and the key - for my last post is 'bits'.
Today's image with grafx2 and touchpad.
*edit* and tweaked in Paint.Net. I do like it for pixel-precision stuff, after all!
Title - and the key - for my last post is 'bits'.
Today's image with grafx2 and touchpad.
*edit* and tweaked in Paint.Net. I do like it for pixel-precision stuff, after all!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
6 comments:
I like seeing Terra pictures. After all this time she's still my favorite character to think about. ^_^
Sty would be a close second, but that's mostly due to some of the concept and not necessarily the implementation. I think of Sty when I'm playing Rockman/Megaman X games.
You call that a sproite? THIS is a sproite!
http://www.personalisedsilver.co.uk/images/016.jpg
Would yew cawl that a spoonerism, then?
it's not a sprite, it's pixel painting.
Nobody appreciates a good Simpsons joke...
Quite right.
Today, I discovered OpenCanvas runs fine with a bit of wine.
Post a Comment