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The best software ever! (Read 1264 times)
Aug 10
th
, 2007 at 7:14am
The Revelator
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It's called
Paint.NET and it is not by Microsoft!!!!!!
It is a program like photoshop or Paint Shop Pro etc.
but the price is not between 3
00
€ and 3
000
€, it is exactly
0
,000000000€
I myself HAVE got photoshop but I nearly don't use it!! Paint.net loads faster, works faster, you need about 150% clicks less and if you're making paintings for aircraft and scenery you even get the same results. The only things it's really less good, is working on high quality real photos.
To use it you need .Net Framework 2.0 or higher.
Here some screenshots: (sorry I needed to compress them really hard)
And here the menu for corrections, effects have an extra one:
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Aug 10
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, 2007 at 7:16am
The Revelator
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hm sorry forgot I'm German but you maybe can think what's saying...
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Aug 10
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I'll stick with Photo Shop C3
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Aug 10
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The Revelator
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Of course the newest photoshop is better but aren't there a FEW thousand euros difference?
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Aug 13
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how do you get the bit mpas into paintnet ? i cant figure it out
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Aug 13
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, 2007 at 3:46am
The Revelator
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What do you mean????? opening bmp??? Sorry but I think I don't understand what you're talking off!
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Aug 13
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Luse wrote
on Aug 13
th
, 2007 at 2:48am:
how do you get the bit mpas into paintnet ? i cant figure it out
If these are textures in Extended BMP format you will need a texture converter like
DXTBmp
to convert them for editing.
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Aug 14
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TY hagar, see i know how to repaint aircraft but i dont know what you need..i think thats in English, if not..oh well
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Aug 14
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I've been using
Paint.Net
for a couple of months now and I think it's great. There are quite a few plugins you can download for it that can make it copmatible with Photoshop files, for example. Also lots of manipulation effects.
Best of all it's 100% compatible with Windows Vista.
Brilliant!
Fantastic!
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Aug 17
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Yup!! Hands down, Paint.net is the best there is to offer. In my opinion, it beats Photoshop for repainting AC by a mile. It does layers, effects, supports antialiasing, and with a small module, will open .psd's. IM NEVER GOING BACK TO ADOBE.
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Aug 21
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Halp.
I downloaded it but .NET Framework or something?
What do I need?
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Aug 21
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Crussell wrote
on Aug 21
st
, 2007 at 7:43pm:
Halp.
I downloaded it but .NET Framework or something?
What do I need?
You need .Net Framework 2.0:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0856EACB-4362-4B0D-8EDD...
Download it, run it, then place exe file for Paint.net in a temp folder and click that on to set Paint.net up.
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To add to JonH's comment - I downloaded the latest available beta (3) version which *inlcudes* support for the dds format. Basically, you can open one of the default dds textures directly, no conversion needed.
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Aug 23
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I'm finding it pretty hard to repaint using it,
How can I make it so I don't paint over Windows and doors,
and when I paint you have to do the front and then the end of the aircraft.
Is there anyway to have the whole Body of the Aircraft together to paint it?
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Aug 23
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Crussell wrote
on Aug 23
rd
, 2007 at 12:58pm:
I'm finding it pretty hard to repaint using it,
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How can I make it so I don't paint over Windows and doors,
Generally, you have to be very careful, and/or prepare the texture for repainting. carefully select the windows, doors, etc. and make them into their own layer.
*always* repaint on a new layer, leaving the original texture layer "locked" so you can use it as your "reference".
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and when I paint you have to do the front and then the end of the aircraft.
Is there anyway to have the whole Body of the Aircraft together to paint it?
The only program that *I* know where you can see a 3D rendition of the model and see your changes as you make them is Abacus' FSRepaint! *now in version 2 compatible with FS-X dds textures*.
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