#Dds plugin corel photo paint pro#
#Dds plugin corel photo paint psp#

I just thought you should know that PSP is an excellent program as well. Photoshop users are a passionate lot to be sure and my guess is that you'll get far more telling you to go with Photoshop than you will 'that other program'. I have had some of the other persuasion compare it to using MSPaint but with layers, lol.I just find it funny. I have long lobbied for PSP whenever anyone asks which they should get and mostly because it's the one I started with, am most comfortable with and enjoy using.

#Dds plugin corel photo paint pro#

Where it falls short a bit is with DDS textures as NVidia makes a great photoshop plugin with advanced features (doing bump mapping, etc) that doesn't work in Paintshop Pro to the same extent. I can't list every function I use but suffice to say I can do just about everything that Photoshop users can do. I use Paint Shop Pro 8.10 and it's terrific, does everything I need it to do and then some (including layering and everything that entails). I have a chance to buy one a little under retail and really would like to know if there is something it has the will do a better or faster job than psp 7.I have to add my 2cents here before anyone else who use Photoshop chimes in, lol, lol. I go to DXTbmp after that to apply the alpha (if there's a way of combining it with that batch file I have no idea how).įor those that have photoshop how do you compare it to paint shop pro when doing skins and such for simulations. I have to save the layered work to 'psd' file, drop it into the batch folder and run it and it converts and flips to dds.

shed any light on this method?ĭave.I have never used Imagetool as a standalone program, even though I know it's there, DXTbmp just always seemed like the better of the two, more user friendly.however, having said that, I have been using a batch file in lieu of having the DDS plugin (which utilizes imagetool). dds.Ĭan any of you heavy users of a paint prog. bat file processed using imagetool spat out a. I did read somewhere about simply dragging a 24bit file over a. Sometimes it's just nice to have a dds file as quick as possible so we can see the result in the Sim! Personally I use Object Placement Tool to 'Refresh Textures' after I've overwritten a texture file.