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2D All the way! / Can anyone recommend a goods sprite/tile editor?

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Bilboo
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Thanks in advance
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Pincho Paxton
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Yeah, any art package!

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Bilboo
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Thanks for the response but I was looking for something a bit more based around sprite/tile development than a general art package.

I tried all the usual ones (PSP, Photoshop) etc, but I'm after something a bit more specific.
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X_MEN
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I am doing one i will send you it when its done

You can do it if you try
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JNice013
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Try Idraw it's free you can find it on yahoo.

"The Infamous J Nice"
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zircher
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Just for giggles, you could download DoGA CGA, build multi-jointed models, animation them in the motion editor, and save them as individual frames of animation. It would be a cheap path for making sprite animations if you can't draw your way out of a paper bag.
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[My son, Justin, has used that trick in the past to make animated sprites for Game Maker.]

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Represent
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In MS Paint zoom in

then click CTRL-G

then you have a tile editor.
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waffle
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Vanseem available here
http://darkbasic.thegamecreators.com/?m=showcase&i=5

also, make an app that takes pictures of your models and saves them as an array... se the DBC Iced demo for an example of this.

MSPaint works too

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Bilboo
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Thanks for all the responses, I'll have a look at your suggestions
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thaduke
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Everyone always shouts "Adobe Photoshop!" when asked what gfx program they should use. Honestly, I think Micrografx Picture Publisher is a fantastic graphics editor/art package. I have both adobe and Picture Publisher 7 and 8, and Picture Publisher is my favorite. Give it a shot.

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