Hi! was wondering if Upaint is availble for Ut2004 and where one can get it, I want to use it to make a skin for the romulus model, that has a forest coloured outfit (not camo style) curly dirty blonde hair, sideburns n beard, and small black rimmed rectangle spectacles.
Upaint? or skinner?
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Although I would recommend Photoshop,
As MäxX said UPaint IS a very good tool for previewing skins without having to goto the hassle of importing all the files directly into UnrealED, and it can be used to check and find any possible errors in Photoshop'ed skins,(as you can use the brush tool to find out exactly where a location is on both the model and the skin)
I hope that goes someway towards giving you an answer.
As MäxX said UPaint IS a very good tool for previewing skins without having to goto the hassle of importing all the files directly into UnrealED, and it can be used to check and find any possible errors in Photoshop'ed skins,(as you can use the brush tool to find out exactly where a location is on both the model and the skin)
I hope that goes someway towards giving you an answer.
No matter. I'm not going to advise people to use UPaint.
Unless it goes through drastic changes it's not my preferred tool for skinning. Not even for a quick preview.
I'm sticking with UnrealED. Might be a heavy program but it does so more than what UPaint might offer, and gives so much more control of the setup of your skins.
Anyways I can strongly recommend Adobe Photoshop from 7 and up.
GIMP is also a very powerful tool that actually can match what Photoshop can plus it's free.
http://gimp.org/
Unless it goes through drastic changes it's not my preferred tool for skinning. Not even for a quick preview.
I'm sticking with UnrealED. Might be a heavy program but it does so more than what UPaint might offer, and gives so much more control of the setup of your skins.
Anyways I can strongly recommend Adobe Photoshop from 7 and up.
GIMP is also a very powerful tool that actually can match what Photoshop can plus it's free.
http://gimp.org/