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Images painted in Artrage.

Undo/redo playback captured with ZDsoft screen recorder.

Using the free versions of both of both programs.

These lines are spaced out because otherwise the previews sometimes go underneath the videos.

What videos? These videos!

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Comments:

Posted by natetrue 1 year ago ( 21-Mar-2007 09:12:48 )

Thanks for posting these! They're really cool. I should mention that anyone can download the free version of ArtRage here:

http://www.ambientdesign.com/artragedown.html

And boggers, have you tried Windows Media Encoder as a screen capture tool? It's completely free if a little complicated.

Posted by jesse 1 year ago ( 21-Mar-2007 09:21:55 )

Thats great! I didnt know that art rage had such great texture emulation! I like how you smudged everything, it added more apparent richness to the colors you selected.

Posted by jesse 1 year ago ( 21-Mar-2007 09:23:54 )

Also I want to mention that Im glad you published outside of Something Awful Forums, that way more people can enjoy!

Posted by boggers 1 year ago ( 21-Mar-2007 10:20:12 )

Hey, thanks for the invite to post here and the kind comments.

I haven't tried the Microsoft alternative, but I doubt it would work well on this system which doesn't even have Windows Media Player installed. The screen grabber I'm using works well enough, what I really need is a basic Premiere-like video editing application to crop the logo off and add music, titles and whatnot.