I'm using MS paint to do the textures it's not like im using PhotoShop
MS paint is a horrible program for texturing. And even still, with MS Paint, you should put a bit more effort into it. But I suggest using a program like Paint.NET or GIMP, those are great programs and are free to get.
I'm using MS paint to do the textures it's not like im using PhotoShop
I've run into quite a few pixel artists who've used MSpaint in their time, and they created some amazing things. It's easy enough to do, as well.
If you're looking for programs that are similar to photoshop, try out GIMP or even Paint.net. They're both free and easy enough to learn. But keep in mind that you'll still have to put a good amount of work into your textures. Judging by your comment, you seem to feel that the quality of the work is determined by the program you use. That is largely incorrect. It's how much work and time you put into your textures that determine their quality.
This resource pack currently does not change that much, wait for updates!
DOWNLOAD!
AdFly Link
http://adf.ly/VOWQm
Non-AdFly Link
https://www.dropbox....1hb/SFCraft.zip
goo.gl Link (goo.gl is Google's URL shortner)
http://goo.gl/8v7Oqf
SCREENSHOT!
Blocks this changes:
Compatible With:
- Minecraft 1.6
-Minecraft 1.6.1
-Minecraft 1.6.2
-Minecraft 1.7 (Minecraft 13w36b)
I hope you enjoy! (Please remember that this is not finished yet)
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I'm using MS paint to do the textures it's not like im using PhotoShop
check out my website plz: http://www.haydenworld.com
MS paint is a horrible program for texturing. And even still, with MS Paint, you should put a bit more effort into it. But I suggest using a program like Paint.NET or GIMP, those are great programs and are free to get.
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Curse PremiumI've run into quite a few pixel artists who've used MSpaint in their time, and they created some amazing things. It's easy enough to do, as well.
If you're looking for programs that are similar to photoshop, try out GIMP or even Paint.net. They're both free and easy enough to learn. But keep in mind that you'll still have to put a good amount of work into your textures. Judging by your comment, you seem to feel that the quality of the work is determined by the program you use. That is largely incorrect. It's how much work and time you put into your textures that determine their quality.