Image manipulation software?
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iamVFX
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Have a look at Krita, it looks sexy, works on Windows and Linux and absolutely free for commercial use. It's multithreaded and actively uses OpenGL, 16/32 bits per channel are supported
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Kerro Perro
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Well it "works" on windows but not well, you really have to run it on linux for it not frustrate the crap outta ya. Great brush engine btw.
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iamVFX
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Any specific examples?Kerro Perro wrote:Well it "works" on windows but not well, you really have to run it on linux for it not frustrate the crap outta ya.
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Kerro Perro
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Well it just lags a lot when painting even on my fairly powerfull pc, here's a qoute from the dev Boudewijn Rempt from this thread:

Perhaps you should go help them out Constantine?But Krita on Windows is still, and will be for some time, experimental. We're working on a sketch version of Krita on Windows, but so far few improvements have trickled back to the desktop version of Krita. I do think that that the 2.5.2 version is better than 2.4, though 2.5.0 and 2.5.1 had some problems.
I really wish someone who really knows about Windows would join the team -- we're suffering from a big lack of expertise here.
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iamVFX
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Re: Image manipulation software?
I was asking because it works great so far on my Ubuntu, lol. By the way, 2.5.2 (up to 2.5.9) is already available for Windows, did you test it?Kerro Perro wrote:Perhaps you should go help them out Constantine?
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Kerro Perro
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Makes sense ;)iamVFX wrote:I was asking because it works great so far on my Ubuntu, lol.
Yup i tried version 2.52, i liked the look and controls of the brushes so much that i considered installing ubuntu just for Krita...
But instead i'm building a custom panel for PS that collects a bunch of plug ins and custom tool presets, not sure it'll do - i'm still bouncing over to Painter atm... The "one program does it all" is still a mirage i keep chasing...
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Rork
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Re: Image manipulation software?
SI UI tutorials: Toolbar http://goo.gl/iYOL0l | Custom Layout http://goo.gl/6iP5xQ | RenderManager View http://goo.gl/b4ZkjQ
So long, and thanks for all the Fish!!
So long, and thanks for all the Fish!!
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Kerro Perro
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Hmm i'm not sure it's what Hirazi's looking for but it sure looks interesting to me! Gonna try it, thanks Rob!
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Kerro Perro
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Re: Image manipulation software?
Super quick review: it sucks for any serious painting but it has some interesting particle brushes that might be usefull for making textures.
I'm too lazy to try out comping with it ;)
I'm too lazy to try out comping with it ;)