Pro Motion

[motorollin]

Thought some fans of D-Paint might like this:

http://www.cosmigo.com/promotion/

It's a pixel pusher for Windows. I haven't tried it but the web site says it is inspired by D-Paint, and is designed for close pixel work. Thought it might be useful for game developers or artists looking for something similar to D-Paint/P-Paint.

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moto

[bloodline]

No Mac version :-(

[amiga_3k]

@Moto:

I've used ProMotion a few times. The comforting thing is that it uses the same keyboard short cuts as DPaint and, indeed, works quite a lot like DPaint.

While I was e big fan of DPaint, I stopt using it since I got Personal Paint. Right now, on the PC, I only seem to use The Gimp, ProMotion is hardly used as the tasks I'd use if for can be easily done using Paint.

[Zener]

Promotion is good for pixel drawing and is used by artists doing graphics for GBA and mobile games.

[motorollin]

@bloodline
I know :-( I looked for a similar Mac application before posting. I bet it would run well enough inside Parallels.

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moto

[amiga_3k]

motorollin wrote:
@bloodline
I know :-( I looked for a similar Mac application before posting. I bet it would run well enough inside Parallels.

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moto

I've searched the net from top to bottom, from left to right and haven't managed to find a DPaint like for the Mac. For general 'photo-shop' like work I decided to go for The Gimp, for the other little tasks I used PersonalPaint on E-UAE.

[trilobyte]

I've searched the net from top to bottom, from left to right and haven't managed to find a DPaint like for the Mac. For general 'photo-shop' like work I decided to go for The Gimp, for the other little tasks I used PersonalPaint on E-UAE.

Pixen is reportedly a good pixel-style graphics program... not *exactly* like DPaint, but then only DPaint is.

Check it out at http://opensword.org/Pixen/

- tim