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BackDrop
Multi-Monitor Wallpaper Editor
BackDrop makes precision layouts of images for use as wallpaper on multi-monitor systems. -
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PixelImage
Image editor / converter for MCU-based embedded projects
This editor mostly intended for image converting and preparing them for use in MCU-based projects. Program provide very limited set of paint functions, so if you want to make some graphics from scratch, maybe it will be better to use another image editor and copy-paste or import drawings to PixelImage. Maybe you'll be interested in a font editor for embedded projects: TFT Font Factory (https://sourceforge.net/projects/tft-font-factory/), my another project Modified tickets... -
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Spaceship Generator || PartArt: Space
Symmetric Sprite Editor
PartArt: Space is all about making higher quality spaceships quickly and easily. Simply select the parts you want, move them around using the buttons or asdwqe keys, and finally save your creation to your computer with a transparent background. Ships are compatible with commercial projects - just mention Skorpio. To make the saved images more useful, open them in GIMP, autocrop them, adjust hue/saturation to get the desired colors, and scale them down to the point that the seams are...
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