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Offline bigsofty

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Pyxel Edit
« on: 2012-Jul-28 »
Another little pixel editor,

http://pyxeledit.com/

Very nice, animated tiles are promised soon though.

« Last Edit: 2012-Jul-28 by bigsofty »
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Re: Pyxel Edit
« Reply #1 on: 2012-Jul-28 »
Very NIce!!! But I think pixel art, it´s awesoming difficult.... it´s very impressive, but very hardest work..
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Re: Pyxel Edit
« Reply #2 on: 2012-Jul-29 »
It is a beautiful interface and it supports a lot of stuff similar to gimp and photoshop.
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Re: Pyxel Edit
« Reply #3 on: 2012-Jul-29 »
Oooh, looks like a nice replacement for Tile Studio, which was my favourite pixel editor but unfortunately doesn't appear to be in development anymore.
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Re: Pyxel Edit
« Reply #4 on: 2012-Jul-30 »
BTW .pyxel files are just zips, with .PNG files and one .JSON file for the data structure within.
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