Wouldnt a Paint Program be cool
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There is one in development right now. Go to gp32news.com and go to the older news. 
Axeman
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Just one question....
WHY???
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WHY???
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stickofjoy
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you would also only be able to draw in 8 directions!
tapsel
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There are so many limitations for the use of a paint program that I
don't see much sense in making one.
There is a PCE program called "Artist Tool" though, if you want to draw
a little bit just for fun...
don't see much sense in making one.
There is a PCE program called "Artist Tool" though, if you want to draw
a little bit just for fun...
tapsel
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There are so many limitations for the use of a paint program that I
don't see much sense in making one.
There is a PCE program called "Artist Tool" though, if you want to draw
a little bit just for fun...
Edit: Sorry for double posting!
don't see much sense in making one.
There is a PCE program called "Artist Tool" though, if you want to draw
a little bit just for fun...
Edit: Sorry for double posting!
The Wub
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Just wait and see
Pekele is a very talented artist and wouldn't make an art program unless he could see a useful purpose for it.
The main advantage, that I can see, is that you will be able to draw sprites and such on the same screen that they will be displayed on in the game or whatever it is that you're working on.
You will not have the problem of having to select colours on the PC and then test them out on the GP32. Often what looks right on a monitor is too dark on the GP32, so this is a good solution.
Just a thought...
Pekele is a very talented artist and wouldn't make an art program unless he could see a useful purpose for it.
The main advantage, that I can see, is that you will be able to draw sprites and such on the same screen that they will be displayed on in the game or whatever it is that you're working on.
You will not have the problem of having to select colours on the PC and then test them out on the GP32. Often what looks right on a monitor is too dark on the GP32, so this is a good solution.
Just a thought...
Meonlyeviler
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No... I think the main advantage is scribbling all over the gif file used in windups for the background.
hmm let me think.....................
only for sprite creation, or creation straight onto the GP32, other wise it might be a bit finicky, and easier to use Paintshop Pro or whatever you use stright on PC.
fun for novelty, good for game design, otherwise maybe not
Just my two cents
MrT
only for sprite creation, or creation straight onto the GP32, other wise it might be a bit finicky, and easier to use Paintshop Pro or whatever you use stright on PC.
fun for novelty, good for game design, otherwise maybe not
Just my two cents
MrT
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With the Atari ST emulator out, there are a few paint programs out for that. I beleive saving is implemented in the emu now as well =)
mosschops
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i take it very few "paintmash" http://www.paintmash.co.uk/ Ok, so it'd be a bit tougher with only 8 directions but this is what can be done in MSpaint. I like the idea!
woo/yay/hoopla
woo/yay/hoopla
stickofjoy
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Anybody tried Deluxe Paint on CaSTaway/Gp?
