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Offline Argonor

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« on: June 04, 2010, 02:59:19 PM »
I'm a bit confused regarding the PaperMakeIt products...

What exactly does one need to manipulate the files, as to change textures, add text, etc.?
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Offline tima113

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Re: PaperMakeIt
« Reply #1 on: June 06, 2010, 11:20:33 AM »
I have their shuffler product which produces 2D maps/floorplans. It includes a base set of textures and has customizable text functions. As for importing other textures, I don't believe it is feasible, especially since the company releases expansions and software updates. The expansions are reasonably priced and I've received several free software updates (which provide additional features/textures) since a Novemebr purchase. 

For 3D products, you probably need to import the pdf file into a graphics program like GIMP (freeware, open source) or photoshop to manipulate it.

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Re: PaperMakeIt
« Reply #2 on: June 06, 2010, 07:06:12 PM »
I have their shuffler product which produces 2D maps/floorplans. It includes a base set of textures and has customizable text functions. As for importing other textures, I don't believe it is feasible, especially since the company releases expansions and software updates. The expansions are reasonably priced and I've received several free software updates (which provide additional features/textures) since a Novemebr purchase. 

For 3D products, you probably need to import the pdf file into a graphics program like GIMP (freeware, open source) or photoshop to manipulate it.

OK - I know of the shuffler - tried the demo - it was the 3D-models that had me baffled, as I could not see any other software thn that one.

I tried to use Gimp once, but I really don't have the patience to learn yet another interface, and my Photoshop does not run on Vista (did I mention that I absolotle despise Microsoft for their utter failure to make Vista compatible with anything...?)....

 

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