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New! Slideshow | Particle 9 | Now also on Steam! | Help | Updates | News | Older version?... v1 |
Particle 9 is first and foremost a paint
program that is touch and pen friendly.
It runs on the Windows desktop, and feels a lot like an
app.
Gone are lengthy drop-down menus and complex commands.
Instead, everything is at your fingertips.
Bellow are a few examples, what's new, what's cool, and what's
special.
It also helps to learn more about Project
Dogwaffle, the engine that powers this release:
PD Artist and PD Howler
A single brush stroke can generate a
dense tuft of grass, a full bush, even an entire tree! Just
one brush stroke.
And yet a different tree every time. With
features like randomized parameters, forefields, gravity and
sensitivity to the mouse movements,
even its speed and the angle at which you turn your digital
pen, each piece of foliage will be unique.
"allow brush transforms" is
automatic when changing brush size.
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| https://youtu.be/3HGVOf7PZqE This tutorial is done with PD Howler or PD Artist. The purely painted parts such as smearing brushes can be done likewise with PD Particles. You can start in other programs too, such as 3D rendering or real photographs. |
https://youtu.be/Glwa4JwkFwE In this section we focus on some of the techniques to add a more impressive sky with clouds. The screen capture was done in PD Howler but once again we can do the same in PD Particles or PD Artist too. |
https://youtu.be/aBE6Vwt_xrs Once the backgrounds are done, well be ready to paint the nearby items, such as trees and fields of grass, bushes and perhaps add flowers or the occasional bunny, bird in the sky and spider web on a branch. Ready, set,... paint! |
