What is the program used for spriteing
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Very thoughtful post there buddy.
Many people tend to use Photoshop, Gimp, or Paint.net for their spriting needs. Photoshop isn't free, but it's great if you can get a hold of it.
Gimp and Paint.net are free, and Gimp can do about everything Photoshop is capable of as well.
So there's your options. Google them up if you need more info on them.
Many people tend to use Photoshop, Gimp, or Paint.net for their spriting needs. Photoshop isn't free, but it's great if you can get a hold of it.
Gimp and Paint.net are free, and Gimp can do about everything Photoshop is capable of as well.
So there's your options. Google them up if you need more info on them.
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Paint.net is the best for begginersMari064 wrote:Title.
CSS and Gimp are for the most experienced
Paint.net and Gimp are free
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I've used MS Paint since i was 8
Gimp is only for transparency thing...
Gimp is only for transparency thing...
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There are three programs I work with: Photoshop CS5, Gimp and Paint.net.
I each use them for a different task.
Paint.net for spriting and basic/quick editing of images (scaling, rotating, scewing and what not.). Opens up very quickly compared to the other two.
Gimp for Gif image editing and creating. Slow on starting up and I don't get half of the program. Everything seems to be done through a detour or something...
Photoshop CS5 for everything else. Slow on starting up, but it makes up for it for what it can do and what I need it for.
These three all allow use of layers, channels (Except for Paint.net) and transparency. Which I all use a lot.
So it all depends on what you want from it. I suggest you check out Paint.net and Gimp. I personally don't find Photoshop that suited for spriting though.
I each use them for a different task.
Paint.net for spriting and basic/quick editing of images (scaling, rotating, scewing and what not.). Opens up very quickly compared to the other two.
Gimp for Gif image editing and creating. Slow on starting up and I don't get half of the program. Everything seems to be done through a detour or something...
Photoshop CS5 for everything else. Slow on starting up, but it makes up for it for what it can do and what I need it for.
These three all allow use of layers, channels (Except for Paint.net) and transparency. Which I all use a lot.
So it all depends on what you want from it. I suggest you check out Paint.net and Gimp. I personally don't find Photoshop that suited for spriting though.
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how do you animate with photoshop? Or is it still just spriting we're talking about?idiot9.0 wrote: Many people tend to use Photoshop
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I surprisingly have the same problem with Photoshop and spriting. For some reason, I'm not able to sprite very good with it. That's why I currently have Paint.NET, but I'm thinking on getting Gimp instead.TheJonyMyster wrote:how do you animate with photoshop? Or is it still just spriting we're talking about?idiot9.0 wrote: Many people tend to use Photoshop
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I made that in photoshop (no, it's not a picture of me.)
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wow that's pretty good jony, I didn't think you could make something like that?
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That's awesometastic! (if that's a word)TheJonyMyster wrote:
I made that in photoshop (no, it's not a picture of me.)
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also made this in photoshop.

Antvenom fan art

Antvenom fan art
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Yes i new antvenom would get referenced i watch him and the yogscast. There's always an antvenom referenceTheJonyMyster wrote:also made this in photoshop.
Antvenom fan art
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Another reason I hate yogscast (PM me to argue, I know you will)
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Wow Jony, how long have you been spriting like that?
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I just know how to do spriting well. I play alot of video games, I pretty much know what looks good and bad, what colors mix well, And which color to pick when 2 things are in the same pixel spot. If anyone needs any ORIGINAL (don't know how to "rip" sprites) Sprites, Call me.
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It surprise me that you can do stuffs like that
That golden apple look great btw
That golden apple look great btw
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New thread for conversation!!!! AAAAAAUUUUGGGH!