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Sceadu

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Oct 15, 2001, 10:30:45 PM10/15/01
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I've been messing around with Painter Classic for a while and I like it a lot. Is it
better than that Deep Paint program? I do 3D modeling, so Deep Paint 3D appeals to me...

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Clifford Anderson

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Oct 16, 2001, 2:25:53 AM10/16/01
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I've read a number of articles regarding how others create their 3D/painting
work. Most times they are using Painter with their 3D program of choice
and/or adding one of the following:
1) Deep Paint 3D
2) Maxon's BodyPaint 3D (http://www.bodypaint3d.com/)

Both are expensive and both do things the other does not. Sorry I can't be
more specific regarding their value. But there is a big difference between
'Deep Paint' and 'Deep Paint 3D'.

One of the nice things about having both Painter and Deep Paint is that DP
comes with a plug-in version of their program, so you can be in Painter and
migrate your work in DP, then back to Painter.

I know that Right Hemisphere was trying to sell DP as a replacement for
Painter when the latter was being dumped by MetaCreations. If you've had a
chance to work carefully with DP you have already seen there is little
comparison.

Cliff

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Jinny Brown

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Oct 16, 2001, 2:52:47 AM10/16/01
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Sceadu,

Full versions of Painter are vastly better than Painter Classic and in
my opinion, the best paint program that exists. Painter Classic was a
Metacreations product (the company that last owned Painter). It's an
appetizer to get people interested in Painter (now owned by Corel). The
current version is Painter 7 but you might be able to pick up Painter 6
at a good price and it's a great program.


Jinny Brown

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(Painter 5 and 6 tutorials, Painter 7 info, tutorials, PDF downloads,
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Contact: jinb...@pixelalley.com or,
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Glenn Pechacek

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Oct 17, 2001, 2:14:17 PM10/17/01
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Deep Paint 3D is for painting directly on 3D surface maps. Painter can be
used to create some very nice textures to be used as surfaces. The Deep
Paint program (2D) is just the paint engine from Deep Paint 3D without the
3D tools.


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Glenn Pechacek

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Deep Paint 3D is for painting directly on 3D surface maps. Painter can be
used to create some very nice textures to be used as surfaces. The Deep
Paint program (2D) is just the paint engine from Deep Paint 3D without the
3D tools.


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