Hi, does anyone know if there is a software(for windows) that can mirror my cursor stoke with a user defined line as the 'pivot'. Free mac office download. Or if there is a drawing software with this specific function built in?

A community of active roguelike developers. Discuss WIP roguelikes and a broad range of RL dev topics. Community Threads: •: A learn-to-make-a-roguelike series! 2018 version is over, but has been fully documented for reference. •: Share your progress (screenshots, changelogs, bugs:D). Get motivated!

•: Discuss specific approaches to various aspects of development. •: Play a designated WIP roguelike and give feedback (!). Tutorials: • * recommended • • • * videos • • • • • • • Resources: • • • • • • • • Looking for a license?,, Tools: •: ASCII editing tool for art, mockups, mapping, design.

•: An easy way to record gifs of your roguelike in action. () • /: Make sound effects. Other Communities: • • • • • • Now go make that roguelike! +1 for Krita. I use it for all of my digital painting, and did use it for pixel art before I got Pyxel Edit on sale. If OP wants something free and open source, that's easy to use for Pixel art, Krita is probably their best option if they're running Linux, otherwise I think Paint.NET is just a little easier to get started with. Autotune evo mac torrent. If OP wants to shell out about $15, Aesprite or Pyxel Edit are both top of the line pixel art programs, although I hear Aesprite has better tools for animations, but I myself use Pyxel Edit and haven't used Aesprite much, so I cannot compare them reliably.

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Update: 7/20/2016 - I haven't maintained this list in years, primarily because I no longer have access to a computer. I simply can't try programs out anymore. If you want to expand the list, feel free to help by providing reviews, screenshots and links to your program of choice.

In the meantime, if people are interested in reviews of iPad/iOS art apps, I can provide that. Otherwise I will not respond to art program suggestions. Photoshop is a great program, but despite it's many features it's a bit pricy at $999.

I created this list for people with smaller wallets and certain art needs. The programs are listed according to what type of art they are best suited for. Don't know what program will be best for you? Most of the paid programs have trial versions available, download them and see what you like best.

Programs: DRAWING/SKETCHING/PAINTING openCanvas Platform: Windows Price: 59 USD Screenshot: Pros: ability to customize brushes, ruler tools, user-friendly interface, some built-in screen tones. Can create 'event' files, where others can watch you drawing long after the fact.