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Nibelung
Registered: Jul 2017 Posts: 35 |
Pixeling stuff the Old School way
Evening,
got my 1351 mouse adapter today.
Did not do any pixeling since the old Amiga days, which is 1997 or so in my case. Where has the time gone?!
On the C64, I mostly used OCP Art Studio, I liked the HiRes and mouse support. But I guess that is a bit outdated today. So what do artists use nowadays? Doing this on the real deal and CRT TV, 1351 mouse. The Old Skool.
And oh! I find Amica Paint a bit weird! Perhaps need some time to get into it. |
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Shine
Registered: Jul 2012 Posts: 379 |
On the C64 i used mostly "Pain(t) Magic" 1988-1993 ... even in 2012 when i registered to CSDb. "FLI-Designer 2.0" also ... but without any deeper knowledge to FLI.
I would N E V E R again pixel on the C64 anymore, i guess. ;)
"Pixcen" is the reason why i am still active! :) |
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Nibelung
Registered: Jul 2017 Posts: 35 |
Thanks, Shine!
Sad to hear that!
I sure know of Multipaint and stuff.
But it's different on the C64 with a CRT. Let's talk color flow...That's what I want!
I wouldn't need a mouse adapter, if I wanted to paint on a LCD via VICE. |
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Shine
Registered: Jul 2012 Posts: 379 |
I use the real C64 only for testing my graphics.
(Especially HiRes!) |
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soci
Registered: Sep 2003 Posts: 483 |
Give this a try:
FunkPaint 0.46c |
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The Sarge
Registered: Aug 2002 Posts: 50 |
Give ALBERT a try if you want.
http://www.albertpixels.com
Download ALBERT
We try to make it the most modern and streamlined pixel editor there is.
Seamless pixeling into side borders with a hassle free UI. |
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hedning
Registered: Mar 2009 Posts: 4747 |
Quote: Give ALBERT a try if you want.
http://www.albertpixels.com
Download ALBERT
We try to make it the most modern and streamlined pixel editor there is.
Seamless pixeling into side borders with a hassle free UI.
When will you release a C64 version, as that is what this thread is about? ;) <3 |
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WVL
Registered: Mar 2002 Posts: 907 |
Face Painter is your friend. Face Painter V1.0 |
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astaroth
Registered: Mar 2003 Posts: 10 |
Last year, when I got back into it, and again at the beginning of this year, I used Ditheridoo from Abyss Connection.
But I'll probably switch to Albert, because you can save your workstages, which many people demand.
Albert also provide some more functions.
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sorry, didn't saw that you want to use real C64 tools.
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Nibelung
Registered: Jul 2017 Posts: 35 |
Downloaded Face Painter and Funkpaint. Will check them later.
I know ALBERT, but not Ditheridoo. Will have a look.
Thanks, folks! |
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TheRyk
Registered: Mar 2009 Posts: 2314 |
Quoting Shine...
"Pixcen" is the reason why i am still active! :)
PixCen - once you got a little used to it - offers quite a lot for normal pixelling tasks, still my weapons of choice. Nice exporting choices for coders.
Though someone talked me into cracking
Koala Painter [koalapad] (just for the fun/sake of doing it and for the very few people owning Koala Pad/replica), I fully agree on that for _most_! halfways sane people pixeling on real hardware (including CRT hopefully) is a pain in the ass... |
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