Difference between revisions of "PicEdit"
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* [[PicEdit Tutorial]] | * [[PicEdit Tutorial]] | ||
| − | * [[Picture Resource|Picture Resources]] | + | * [[AGI Picture Resource|AGI Picture Resources]] |
* [[AGI Studio|AGI Studio]] | * [[AGI Studio|AGI Studio]] | ||
* [[:Category:Picture Resource Tools|Picture Resource Tools]] | * [[:Category:Picture Resource Tools|Picture Resource Tools]] | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 24 March 2019
| Latest Version: | v1.3 Milestone 6 | ||
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| Release Date: | 2010 | ||
| Company: | N/A | ||
| Publication Status: | Published | ||
| Developer(s): | Lance Ewing | ||
| Language: | C++ / Java | ||
| Open Source: | |||
| Source Available: | |||
| License: | |||
| Platform: | DOS, All platforms that support Java | ||
| Type: | Picture Resource, Resource | ||
| Localization: | English | ||
| Website: | www.agifans.com/picedit | ||
Description
PicEdit is an AGI Picture resource-editor. It allows users to create pictures in a graphical user interface, somewhat based on the original Sierra version. Pictures are then saved to file, and are ready for import into an AGI game using a program such as AGI Studio or WinAGI.
"PicEdit isn't just a tool for drawing AGI Pictures but is also a very useful tool for learning the AGI picture data format. And by loading pictures for the original AGI games, it is also a very useful tool for learning how to draw AGI pictures. Simply step through the picture and see how people like Mark Crowe drew the rooms for Space Quest."
Release Date:
- Original Program, September 1997.
- Source Code, 1998.
- Java PicEdit, 2010
Download
- PicEdit v1.2 (DOS) (ZIP file) [83.7 KB]
- PicEdit v1.3 Milestone 6 (Java) (ZIP file) [144 KB]
