Deluxe Paint Animation

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Developer(s) Electronic Arts Type Bitmap graphics editor		Operating system MS-DOS License Proprietary
Initial release 1990; 27 years ago (1990) Stable release 1.0 / 1990; 27 years ago (1990)

DeluxePaint Animation is a 1990 graphics editor and animation creation package for MS-DOS, based on the Commodore Amiga's Deluxe Paint. It was adapted by Brent Iverson with additional animation features by Steve Shaw and released by Electronic Arts.

The program required a VGA 320×200×256 colors display, MS-DOS 2.1 or higher and a mouse.

Features

Listed from the back of the box.

Complete selection of painting tools — Draw any shape you want, any way you want.

Turn any image into a brush. You can rotate, flip, shear, resize, smear, and shade it.

7 levels of magnification — Paint in magnified mode if you want. Use variable zoom for detailed editing at the pixel level.

3-D perspective — Move and rotate images in full 3-D, automatically.

Use color cycling and gradient fills to create great special effects.

Stencils — Protect your designs from the slip of the hand or a bad idea. A stencil masks your image so you can paint "behind" and "in front of" it.

Use the handy Move Dialog to animate brushes in full 3-D — automatically! Ideal for creating spinning titles for low-cost videos.

37 multi-sized fonts

References

Deluxe Paint Animation Wikipedia

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