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Pixelitor
A Java image editor
Pixelitor is a cross-platform raster graphics editor written in Java. It supports layers, layer masks, text layers, drawing, multiple undo, etc. It has more than 80 image filters and color adjustments, some of which are unique. -
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Using this tool you can Generate the class diagram for any class inside jar , It also have facility to import class diagram to png or jpg format. This project is under development. Please request the feature if needed.
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'Yet Another Paint' is a cross-platform drawing program written in Java.
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an comic editor witch permit to create drawing sheet from images (worked with gimp by example, or in a other).
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Maru is a software for draw images based in grid. It can be applied to cross-stitch or games when it is necessary to draw images in squares. Some famous algorithms for drawing rects, polygons and circles are implemented. It is based in layers.
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