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ignore some of what i said below- i found how to do selections now and discovered the joy of layers! PSP is good. Still not finished- will update soon.

first excuses: 1st go at PSP.

I got PSP8 the other day with my new computer- there's happily more steps in airbrush size than in corel photopaint, but i don't know how (if possible) you can select stuff in additive, subtracive, xor ways etc like you can in corel- i'm also annoyed that the `freehand selection` is a drag one- not click dot-dot dot and double click to end. (i can't draw straight lines with a mouse) Also couldn't find a brush like the one i use in corel to do hair. I'll have a go reading the manual.

Oh the picture- someone on a mortal kombat forum said (about the last pic here) that i should design a new costume/look for sonya- i did so. Much like the `official` one in mk5 only tartier. . THe pose is supposed to be the "cocked leg" phase of a big step-in sidekick.

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ignore some of what i said below- i found how to do selections now and discovered the joy of layers! PSP is good. Still not finished- will update soon.

first excuses: 1st go at PSP.

I got PSP8 the other day with my new computer- there's happily more steps in airbrush size than in corel photopaint, but i don't know how (if possible) you can select stuff in additive, subtracive, xor ways etc like you can in corel- i'm also annoyed that the `freehand selection` is a drag one- not click dot-dot dot and double click to end. (i can't draw straight lines with a mouse) Also couldn't find a brush like the one i use in corel to do hair. I'll have a go reading the manual.

Oh the picture- someone on a mortal kombat forum said (about the last pic here) that i should design a new costume/look for sonya- i did so. Much like the `official` one in mk5 only tartier. . THe pose is supposed to be the "cocked leg" phase of a big step-in sidekick.