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Started by Emil_halim, April 07, 2007

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ninogenio

my dads a bit of a wizard in psp i could get him to sort the background out for you if youd like?

<edit and thats a fantasic logo shockwave youve got some talent man!>
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Shockwave

I think that would help Emil, he'd appreciate it.. I'd do it myself but I have things to do here at home too..
Shockwave ^ Codigos
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ninogenio

cool cool ill send him the image tonight hes working on some stuff so itll probably be later tomorow.
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Shockwave

That's what I love about this place, people are always willing to help out. Thanks Nino. And thanks Ninos dad!
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benny!

Quote from: Shockwave on April 11, 2007
That's what I love about this place, people are always willing to help out. Thanks Nino. And thanks Ninos dad!

I can second that for a 100% !!!
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Emil_halim


thanks alot nino.

I am waiting for your Logo, i have made it manually but i think that your logo will bit mine.

@shocky:

yes , indeed , the best thing in this forum is that the good help sperits of every members. :)   


ninogenio

here you go emil is this ok for you?
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Emil_halim


great work Nino , thanks to you and your dad too.

now i have a fantastic Logo for my Library.  :)

ninogenio

np emil glad your happy :)
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Ghost^BHT

What a nice logo :)

Shockwave

Things aren't the same on the PC Bill. I used to enjoy making gfx, nowadays I just find it fucking confusing. All the stuff I put in that logo was using built in photoshop effects, it was more like writing a progaram than drawing something artistic.

I think the PC has killed pixel art! I was a gfx artist long before I did programming, now I could never go back to art.
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Emil_halim

shocky you are so smart guy for each fields , :) so thanks a lot.

Ghost^BHT

Yeah looking back at Amiga days - I think it was more satisfying doing stuff in DPaint than PS.

Jim

I'm really surprised noone has done a perfect clone of DeluxePaint for Windows.  That was the ultimate pixel pushing package.  I've seen loads of efforts, but they always get something wrong, eg. Oh, I decided the way the palette used to work was bad.  WRONG!

Jim
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Ghost^BHT

DPaint clone? Sounds like a project that would keep me out of trouble for a while. hmmmmmmm  Thanx Jim u jogged my brain, what's left of it.  :whack:

Shockwave

Nothing will ever beat Dpaint 3. I used Dpaint 4, but shade mode was not as good, it seemed to run slower and offered less control.

I'd pay $60 for a perfect Dpaint 3 on the PC.
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sarek2k

clipping in on the cusp of things here, but towards the end of my pixeling days on the Amiga i used Brilliance it was in my opinion better than dpaint 4 onwards!

i know i'm very late on this post but for me the last couple of years on Amiga Dpaint went to hell and Brilliance 1 and 2 took over for me! dpaint 4 and 5 had colour clash on ham8 etc wtf back to speccy days lol:) (i guess ham8 on brilliance would have been much the same but i was never asked to do anything in that ;))

upto dpaint 3 i was loyal and i wouldnt use anything else however Brilliance 1 & 2 almost copied the shortcut keys that dpaint had so i was at home straight away and the palette editor had some very clear advantages i loved it i lapped it up ;)

As far as i am concerned the PC has never had a decent pixel art package because the graphics allways worked a different way! maybe in the last few years has been one but not back then! remeber the short commings of trying to pixel with a cabled pc mouse in win95 @ best forget doing pixels on that lol:) even worse in a dos enviro i used to do graphics for nascar racing and geoff crammonds grand prix 2 on amiga and transfer them over via twin etc loL:)

time for a funny little story regarding deluxe paint! way back in 91/92 maybe i used to phone my m8 who used to travel to where i lived and we'd play puter games etc! anyway i fucked up my dpaint 2 disks so i phoned my m8's house and his gran answerd, i asked if gav my m8 could fetch his deluxe paint disks! Later that night his gran asked him if he could fetch the DULUX paint loL:)





Shockwave

Dulux Paint :) Hehe.

You're right about Dpaint4, I always prefered 3 myself. I never used Brilliance.. For a long time the big two were Photon Paint and Deluxe paint. Photon Paint was the original paint package for HAM...

Dpaint was always easier to use than Photon paint though.

Colour clash in Ham modes would be caused by the way that the Amiga generated HAM picture displays.
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Jim

HAM - Hold And Modify - great idea, at each pixel you could either pick one of 16 user defined base colours, or you could pick the colour of the previous pixel with either the red, green, or blue Modified and the other two components Held.

Jim
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