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I don't suppose anyone knows any good software to turn rendered images into comic strips/pages that you can add speech bubbles to.
I did this in MS paint but if I change the size of the image the txt is unreadable. Should I just stick with paint and make stupidly huge comics
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>>512056
add the text after you shrink the image. As for software, I dunno. You could probably search up some good ones, make your own -if you're into that-, or just use paint.
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gimp?
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Professionals use Illustrator.
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For a simple compositing job like that, inkscape will also do the job. Add panels & text in inkscape, save as svg, then render out as png to whatever resolutions you would like to have it at.
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>>512069
And the winner is Gimp, mainly because it is free, and i'm not drawing just making panels
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>>512464
you can do animation in gimp as well, Id be cool to insert an animated panel now and then.
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>>512056
why not use blender? it's super practical
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>>512473
That's what I was doing to make the images, I just wanted to figure a way to set them up in a comic format and add speech bubbles.
>>512469
Did not know that, i had planned to start making animations for stuff, like a fight scene, since thats basically what blender is for, but i need better skills and better equipment. right now i just got a laptop that freaks out over hair on a teddy bear.
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>>512476
well hair is intensive.
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>>512476
i did the whole thing in blender. more as a joke though
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