RealWorld Paint is a freeware image/photo/animation editor. It can be used to create or edit computer images or animations, convert images to animations and back. RealWorld Paint can also be used for photo retouching.
Note: other RealWorld applications are capable of editing image just like RW Paint. All information available in this section is directly applicable to RealWorld Icon Editor, RealWorld Cursor Editor and RealWorld Photos.
If you have installed RealWorld Paint on your computer, you can start it by double-clicking the RealWorld Paint icon on your desktop or from the Windows start menu. If you are using the portable version, double-click the RWPaint(.exe) file after you have unzipped the archive.
Clicking on the File->New menu command or switching to the Create tab in an empty window displays a list of available wizards:
RealWorld Paint is by default able to open (and save) images and animations in the following formats:
Additional formats may be available if plug-ins are installed.
To open an image, click on the Open tab in an empty window or click on the Open command in the File menu. Alternatively, drag and drop an image from a file manage on the RealWorld Paint window. If you frequently open image with RealWorld Paint, consider associating selected file types with RealWorld Paint and open image by simply double-clicking them in Windows Explorer.
Paint offers several drawing tools and fill styles. Drawing tools may use the active color or fill style to fill interior of shapes.
Reading the following sections will help you understand how things work inside the RealWorld Designer framework. It is recommended for users wanting to customize the look and functionality of the application and for plug-in developers.
The crucial pieces of information are available directly in RWPaint's user interface:
Anonymous
on January 20th 2019
On Win10, I edited the default Windows cursors, changed the cursor's base white to yellow, saved it with a different name, (load it) selected the new cursor on the Windows mouse options but the color change doesn't reflect, it still appears white. Any ideas?
maybe you edited just one pf the images inside the cursor
Anonymous
on January 31st 2019
How can I enlarge a print?
Anonymous
on February 25th 2019
Hi! RW Paint user here, been using it since early 2016.
It's a really neat program but I have a few issues with it.
1. I come into a lot of memory issues and the program not working properly when the program is supposedly handling a lot.
If I have a project with a lot of layers, the program might not behave properly, with some layers not displaying correctly, corrupted/unsavable worked on files if some threshold of memory is reached with it and some features just straight up not functioning, at all. And I've never come across an issue like this with other programs and usually if I do results in a crash, there's some kind of autosave feature installed into said program, which RW Paint lacks to begin with.
2. Some simple UI things--
When I add a layer, in say programs like SAI or FireAlpaca, it'll add a layer over the one I have selected, whereas with RW Paint, it'll just add the layer over every currently existing layer which made sense at first, but again; With pieces with lots of layers, this can be a little bothersome.
And another is I can select multiple layers and merge them at once. There's a merge all layers function from what I can see, and I assumed hey, if I select multiple layers and press that, it should put them all together, but it doesn't which kind was kind of off-putting. A feature like that would be really neat.
I think these 2 or 3 issues are the only ones that really stand out to me.
You may want to try the 64 bit version from http://download.rw-designer.com/latest/RWPaint64.zip It should be able to handle bigger projects if you have enough memory in your computer and it may even have the layer merging fixed.
How do I add a background to an image with a person's shadow and smooth edges?
nevermind
Anonymous
on June 13th 2019
how do i make a cursor?
Anonymous
on February 22nd
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Anonymous
on April 2nd
Anonymous
on April 2nd
I'm using an acer, can I still make a cursor?
Anonymous
