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Pictured: Pixelorama on Linux, editing Revolution.
It really is coming along nicely, hopefully by us sharing this more artists out there might find a tool they love to use. Since it's cross-platform too, thanks to the power of Godot Engine you can use it on your platform of choice.
You can see a video of it in action below with their feature highlights in 0.5:
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Like what you see and want to give it a go? You can download it ready made from itch.io and find the source code for it on GitHub.
Hat tip Game From Scratch.
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Make it compatible with Gimp filters and plugins and you will have a winner. Right now it looks so basic I think I'll stick with Gimp, I've been using it for 20 years and it's a wonderful tool for pixel art.
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Ooh, I'll keep this in my back pocket. I'm into vectors right now, but I always come back to pixel art eventually :B
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Last edited by HadBabits on 16 December 2019 at 2:48 pm UTC
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Now i need something like this for Android. Now i use Medibang Paint but it's proprietary and not flexible enough.
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This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.
I'm really curious what UI they're using. I wasn't aware that game engines would make UI design easy (well easier than a dedicated UI toolkit).
I'm really curious what UI they're using. I wasn't aware that game engines would make UI design easy (well easier than a dedicated UI toolkit).
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This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
I'm really curious what UI they're using. I wasn't aware that game engines would make UI design easy (well easier than a dedicated UI toolkit).It looks like they're using the built-in widget functionality of Godot with a bit of basic scripting for the custom widgets. Godot generally has a really good GUI system - the Godot editor itself is built with it.
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Now i need something like this for Android. Now i use Medibang Paint but it's proprietary and not flexible enough.
Godot should export to Android too, so there's a chance this could have such a version, no?
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Currently they have some problems with Android version.Now i need something like this for Android. Now i use Medibang Paint but it's proprietary and not flexible enough.
Godot should export to Android too, so there's a chance this could have such a version, no?
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This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
I'm really curious what UI they're using. I wasn't aware that game engines would make UI design easy (well easier than a dedicated UI toolkit).It looks like they're using the built-in widget functionality of Godot with a bit of basic scripting for the custom widgets. Godot generally has a really good GUI system - the Godot editor itself is built with it.
You have an old A500 up and running ?
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Yup! Have been building it into one of the lovely new Checkmate 1500+ cases and sticking upgrades on it for the past month or so.You have an old A500 up and running ?This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
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Yup! Have been building it into one of the lovely new Checkmate 1500+ cases and sticking upgrades on it for the past month or so.You have an old A500 up and running ?This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
Cool.
Heard about Commodore enthusiasts , did not know Amiga had a community as well.
I actually like the x1000 but i don't have a spare organ to sell to buy one of those.
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slaapliedje Dec 22, 2019
I have two A4000s and an A500 (with the Vampire v2 waiting to get my Checkmate case!)Yup! Have been building it into one of the lovely new Checkmate 1500+ cases and sticking upgrades on it for the past month or so.You have an old A500 up and running ?This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
Cool.
Heard about Commodore enthusiasts , did not know Amiga had a community as well.
I actually like the x1000 but i don't have a spare organ to sell to buy one of those.
Also, dpaint's source went open! https://github.com/historicalsource/DeluxePaint
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I politely and jealously hate you a bit, just to know ;)I have two A4000s and an A500 (with the Vampire v2 waiting to get my Checkmate case!)Yup! Have been building it into one of the lovely new Checkmate 1500+ cases and sticking upgrades on it for the past month or so.You have an old A500 up and running ?This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
Cool.
Heard about Commodore enthusiasts , did not know Amiga had a community as well.
I actually like the x1000 but i don't have a spare organ to sell to buy one of those.
Also, dpaint's source went open! https://github.com/historicalsource/DeluxePaint
I've been having a daily routine of refreshing the store pages for the Vampire V2 for a while now (managed to put one in the shop's basket at one point, but it was already sold by the time I clicked "purchase"). For now, I've had to settle for an iRIX Labs Classic 520.
Any tips for snatching a V2?
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slaapliedje Dec 29, 2019
I got mine from these guys. https://www.amedia-computer.com/en/15-amiga They posted on Facebook to get on a pre-order list for when they were available. I've done the same for the V4SA!I politely and jealously hate you a bit, just to know ;)I have two A4000s and an A500 (with the Vampire v2 waiting to get my Checkmate case!)Yup! Have been building it into one of the lovely new Checkmate 1500+ cases and sticking upgrades on it for the past month or so.You have an old A500 up and running ?This reminds me a lot of Deluxe Paint 4 on the Amiga. They had the functionality of drawing while the animation was playing.Oddly enough, I just installed DPaintIV on my new upgraded A500 yesterday :P
Cool.
Heard about Commodore enthusiasts , did not know Amiga had a community as well.
I actually like the x1000 but i don't have a spare organ to sell to buy one of those.
Also, dpaint's source went open! https://github.com/historicalsource/DeluxePaint
I've been having a daily routine of refreshing the store pages for the Vampire V2 for a while now (managed to put one in the shop's basket at one point, but it was already sold by the time I clicked "purchase"). For now, I've had to settle for an iRIX Labs Classic 520.
Any tips for snatching a V2?
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