Why is it everywhere i look on the internet, everyone loves the new anti aliasing feature which in all honestly gets on my <<proverbial expletive>>.
Please oh please MS, at least give us the option to disable it! i can't do pixel like this!
oh noes! i have not played around with paint enough yet to notice that. is it really on all the time? i use paint a lot for skinning, that's bad news!
well, i guess it's time to click that 'send feedback' link :)
in the meantime, i assume the mspaint.exe from vista/xp will run on 7. just copy it over if you've got a dual boot set up, that way you can still do pixel editing.
wow, good call Mr Grim.
ps garbanzo, your solution didnt work
i just ran mspaint.exe off of my xp partition with no problems. but i suppose that doesn't matter now, does it :)
That option arent there in my paint, this is like seven months later so probably they've removed it. Instead none of the shapes are antialiased. But, I dont really mind the shapes, its the brush i always use. And its impossible to use with antialiasing!
I am really happy to see paint beefed up a bit. I think it is much faster and easier to do what I want now than it was before.
Anti-aliasing is great when you actually need it for something but it should never be a default.
Completely agree with podaa; the pencil is useless. The brushes are awesome because your mouse pointer actually gives a great preview of what you're about to put down. If somebody at Windows is listening, please make it able to use a brush to create pixel-precise work. Otherwise, the paint tool is completely useless.
Actually i found a great solution for this, its possible to recreate the windows vista paint by only replace som few files with files from vista. :) search for it and you'll find it. dont have the link..
Thanks, but I've searched quite a bit and a link would be handy.
[Edit: I've found a way to bring back Vista's version, which should work for now. If you know a better method, please tell me.]
Last edited by MikeOShay; 14 Sep 2009 at 13:21.
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