| EvilPixie, a DPaint-inspired pixel editor
 
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 Topic: EvilPixie, a DPaint-inspired pixel editor
 Posted By: EyeballKid
 Subject: EvilPixie, a DPaint-inspired pixel editor
 Date Posted: 22 April 2011 at 9:02am
 
 
        
          | I'd like to announce the first public release of my DPaint-inspired graphics program, EvilPixie. 
 Basically, for the last 15 years I've wanted something like DPaint, but... well... nothing quite had the right _feel_.
 So I bit the bullet and started coding it myself.
 
 It currently only supports image files with palettes (!), but supports a
 whole heap of file formats (including IFF/ILBM, naturally
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 There's a hacked-up windows build  http://github.com/downloads/bcampbell/evilpixie/evilpixie-win32-2011-04-22.zip - here .
 Source is  http://github.com/bcampbell/evilpixie - here  and builds fine on Linux, and probably OSX (but not got a mac here to try it on).
 
 You'll notice that all the toolbar icons are poke-your-eyes-out ugly. 
That's intentional. I mean to provoke someone into such a rage that 
they'll draw up some appropriately awesome ones (just replace the files 
in the icons directory and restart the app).
 Same goes for desktop icon, example images, project logo or anything like that. Without your help, it's doomed to my crap programmer graphics...
 
 So please let me know what you think so far.
 And if you draw anything cool with it, let me know!
 
 It's still early days - my upcoming development priorities are: 
animation support, proper RGB (ie non-paletted) support, layers... all 
that good stuff.
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 Posted By: Indrik
 Date Posted: 23 April 2011 at 10:22pm
 
 
 Posted By: EyeballKid
 Date Posted: 24 April 2011 at 12:38am
 
 
        
          | Well, there's nothing too startling to see, but here you go :-) 
 
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