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FPSC Classic Models and Media / What is the best program for creating backdrops for FPSC?????

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Crazy Acorn
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How do I create Huds and Backgrounds for menu's????? Whats the best program???
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Nexar
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Posted: 15th Dec 2009 18:29
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Macromedia Flash Professional
MS Paint
Photoshop
Zumo Paint

try these.

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Crazy Acorn
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thanks
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Metal Devil123
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I use Paint.NET cause it's free and iit's easy to use and you get great results with it!


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General Jackson
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Posted: 15th Dec 2009 18:57
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Or Gimp is free, I would actually reccomend that over paint.net, its got more features.
I use Adobe Photoshop 8.0 (my Uncle gave it as an eeeaarlly Christmas Present)

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Nexar
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I would recommend Macromedia, but it isn't free. But it has great features like creating Pictures,Movies,Games..etc

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Crazy Acorn
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ok thanks peeps
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Red Eye
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Gimp and Paint.NET


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A r e n a s
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GIMP 2.0 That is by far the best for the cost (free). I would advise Maxon Cinema 4D, buts its a bit costly, although its worth it

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Bigsnake
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Quote: "GIMP 2.0 That is by far the best for the cost (free)"


nah, gimp 2.7 ftw

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Quote: "I would actually reccomend that over paint.net, its got more features"

You did notice the Plugins in their forums right?

I like Paint.NET's interface better than Gimp.

They both rock though because they were both started as open source projects, which explains them being free.
It is all a matter of what works best for you, so try out the free ones then try the free trials of the pricey ones.

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Spycrabz
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I use Photoshop CS3, but its pricey, so you may wanna go with paint.net like CE said



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Crazy Acorn
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ok thanks peeps
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