RealWorld Designer

It becomes a habit. During the testing, smaller or larger things pop up and I just have to make them implement them. This time, there are 3 of these last minute additions.

It has been two years since the last release and now a new version is very close. Here are the most important changes. If you are interested in beta-testing the new version, here is your chance.

Undo is going to get a small improvement in the next version of Icon Editor (and other apps of course). It was always possible to undo multiple steps, but now it will be possible to undo them in one action.

As you can see on the screenshot, there is going to be a little arrow to [...]

Clipboard seems a pretty straightforward thing. And it is…if you talk about clipboard in Notepad. In case of a complex graphic editor, it is a wild beast. A developer’s nightmare. Or a user’s nightmare if the developer gives up…
What to copy?
Imagine the next version of RealWorld Icon Editor supporting layers. While editing an icon, there [...]

I have been too lazy to blog lately. Or too busy? Anyway, things will return to normal soon. During the next month there will be a post demonstrating some of the new features of the upcoming version of the RealWorld Icon Editor. Stay tuned.

Beta, final, beta, final, beta. It is getting boring. Now is beta time.

RealWorld Cursor Editor beta is not far away and the online cursor library is going to get a small update as well. Things are going to get a little smarter.

I have promised a new version of the RealWorld Cursor Editor few months ago. It is going to take few more months until it is released, but the core features are set. Today, I’ll tell you about three major ones.

There is strength in numbers. A single gnat is easily dispatched, but you’ll run away from a hundred of them. How unimpressive a single neuron is, but put 15 millions near to each other and you’ll get the brain of a space faring species, the rats. Paint 1000 of poor paintings and you’ll be a [...]

Entering the “freeware image editor” segment with Paint.COM some 3 months ago was pretty exciting. Despite being a bit rough around the edges, people were in general satisfied with the software. There were a couple of feature requests related to image editing, but most often people asked for a portable and translatable version. And here [...]