Painter Classic

[Jinbrown]

Hi,

There are two Painter Classic versions: Painter Classic 1 which does not have Layers and Painter Classic 2 which does have Layers, Water Color Layers, and Liquid Ink Layers.

Neither Painter Classic 1 nor Painter Classic 2 is an "early Painter version". They are both limited applications that contain only a small number of brushes and other features found in full Painter versions. I think of them as appetizers to get people interested in buying a full Painter version.

Painter Classic 1 was based on the full version, Painter 5 and uses the old Water Colors, simplistic as Painter Developer John Derry calls them.

Painter Classic 2 was based on Painter 7 and uses the new Water Color technology.

You'll know if you have Layers by looking in the Objects palette in Painter Classic 1 or Art Materials Palette in Painter Classic 2.

If you have dual monitors, that may be why your cursor and brushstroke aren't in the same location. I don't know if there's a fix for this using Painter Classic but suggest that you contact Wacom tech support to find out. It's free, and they're very nice folks.

Good luck.

[jeroentje]

Painter Classic is great software, easy to learn and a lot of fun.
Good luck with it.

Cheers, Jeroentje
A happy Painter Classic 1 user :)

[off-center]

there is a very good tutorial about painter classic @ 3dluvr.com

enjoy painter :applause:

btw i got a user guide in pdf format on the cd, so check it out

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