LazPaint

[I am Baas]

Image editor, like PaintBrush or Paint.Net, written in Lazarus (Free Pascal). Includes BGRABitmap, a set of drawing routines. Features:

•antialiasing
•multiple undo
•alpha blending
•BGRABitmap
•selection of any shape
•rotation
•filters
•update checker

http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazpaint/

Download @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazpaint/files/bin/

[lautrepay]

Nice app, but writes settings to AppData/Local/LazPaint.
A portabilized version in PA.c format can be downloaded here: http://framakey.org/Portables/LazPaintPortable

[I am Baas]

Thanks, lautrepay. Indeed, a nice editor/paint program.

I am not on my usual testing machine and missed that portability issue somehow .

[circular]

Hello !

A new version is available (4.7).

There is now a really portable version, which writes configuration near the program (it was not the case with 4.6), which can be downoladed here as before :
http://framakey.org/Portables/LazPaintPortable

The non portable version does write the configuration in user app folder :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazpaint/

[lautrepay]

winPenPack released another portabilized version of LazPaint: X-LazPaint
But it seems that the only official version, as circular (author of this interesting app) mentioned, is the one developed by Framakey.

[webfork]

Tested this out today. What I like about this program is the way it right away starts working with opacity / transparency. Sort of the watercolor "wash" approach to graphics.

This is not a program that supports layers, so you're drawing directly to the canvas, and there's no moving objects after you draw them. Usually with programs where you draw a square or a circle, you have the ability to treat that object as separate from the rest of the image before you "let go" and add it to the image. Here you just draw it.

I like the license and there are some cool things here, but I'm not sure what I'd use it for unless I was doing a lot with transparent images.

Update: I also really liked the deformation grid and that the coordinates were right up front and easy

[circular]

New version of LazPaint (5.2) with :
- Layers
- Load and save OpenRaster
- Load Paint.NET
- Resize shapes
- Text alignment
- Less memory usage
- Embedded update checker
- Filters applied to selected part
- Twirl center

Zip files are already available which store the configuration on the computer. Fully portable version that store the configuration next to the binaries are not done yet. I notified FramaKey and winPenPack.

[tproli]

Had a quick look at it and it is pretty awesome, thanks!

[I am Baas]

LazPaint is at version 5.6.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazpaint/
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/LazPaint

[circular]

Hello people!

A new version (LazPaint 6.0) is available. It has lots of optimisations and also new features like printing, curve adjustments, image list, texture on 3d objects, etc.

Regards

[JohnTHaller]

LazPaint is natively portable by creating a lazpaint.ini file in the same directory as lazpaint.exe with the following:

[General]
ConfigFile=LazPaint.cfg

I've added it to the database with this info here:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2625

I also updated LazPaint Portable to the new version. It adjusts paths and includes both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions, switching to the appropriate one on each PC. http://portableapps.com/apps/graphics_p ... t-portable

[webfork]

I've added it to the database with this info here

Very cool. Thanks for doing that.

[JohnTHaller]

I've added it to the database with this info here

Very cool. Thanks for doing that.

Sure thing. I was surprised it hadn't been mentioned in thread and wanted to be sure it was included. Checker cleaned it up a bit after I posted it.

[billon]

Crashes every time on that attached .OBJ. Too complicated model?

[JohnTHaller]

Crashes every time on that attached .OBJ. Too complicated model?

It worked for me here under both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions directly and within our LazPaint Portable on Windows 7 x64