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what is the name of the program for make a texture pack?

There is no Program for that

Gimp or MS paint

Death Dealer wrote:Gimp or MS paint

i like a little photoshop elements 9!

i only use photoshop for higher res textures

WTF rlly?!!!!!! omg it is so hard

Paint.NET is good too

I like KolourPaint :)

JoseMing wrote:WTF rlly?!!!!!! omg it is so hard

what? it not hard...

JoseMing wrote:WTF rlly?!!!!!! omg it is so hard

It's not hard, just edit the Textures and share them

And I thought it was hard, until I read this: http://c55.me/minetest/forum/viewtopic.php?id=855

GIMP. I converted Misa's pack using GIMP, as an example. :P
It's not hard to make texture packs themselves, it's hard to make them look good.

GIMP/Adobe Photoshop would be good, but
I suggested GIMP, it's free. Don't use MSPaint for these stuff.

LolManKuba wrote:GIMP/Adobe Photoshop would be good, but
I suggested GIMP, it's free. Don't use MSPaint for these stuff.

Ms paint works, ive used it alot of stuff ive done with no problems.

But erasing doesn't work.

LolManKuba wrote:But erasing doesn't work.

um what? mine works 100%

Ehh maybe I tried wrong or erasing ain't work for me. and nice new picture, but since you have Darth Vader on it, I would suggest edit it and put a suit on it unless you don't want to work.

Ill do it with Ms paint :D

Calinou wrote:GIMP. I converted Misa's pack using GIMP, as an example. :P
It's not hard to make texture packs themselves, it's hard to make them look good.

I completely agree, it really is hard to do stuff like that, I make several a week to practice my arts, even then there may look so good I will re use them as examples to improve from. Although I might change some colours, pixels and so on, just to fir the theme of the pack.

I personnaly use Gimp for textures and everything.

i always use pixlr it online somewhat free and works for just what i need gimp is very good as well

Since I only use Linux, I use GIMP.
I had Photoshop elements 6, too.

And I have to say, that Gimp is as good as Photoshop most times.

You could try Pinta. It's pretty useful after it's revival. http://pinta-project.com/