Which Drawing Program do you use to make tilesets?
 

Which Drawing Program do you use to make tilesets? I use Photoshop.:D

lol ms paint

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Good job.

MS Paint and The Gimp

Not that my tilesets are any good, or anything.

Did most of my tilesets in MSPaint

MS Paint, and it shows. *gets smacked by n00b*

No, seriously, I like working with MS Paint. Love it, even. It's so easy to use and wondertastic!

I used to do all my work in MSPaint, but I do most of my work in a combination of GraphicsGale and Paint with an emphasis on the former.

If I were ever to make a tileset I would definitely use Paint.

Paint Shop Pro 7. Even Cornflake01 was made in Paint Shop Pro 7. Turn off the antialiasing and it's like a MSPaint with a zillion undos and palette editor =D

I would probably do the basic lineart in flash, then use photoshop to add color and texture. yes.

MS Paint. Well, the ones that never got uploaded, anyways. Oh, and I sprite with MS Paint.
Exampele:

[IMG]http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/1086/scustomtrainer8hb.png[/IMG]

Wait, I just found out the account I used to kick off my spriting's been pruned! Gotta go re-do it!

Microsoft Paint / Adobe Photoshop / TeraLogic Texture Maker / Palette Suite + Notepad for writing down color indexes.

at least this shuts those guys in the Castube thread. I'm not the only one sticked to mspaint.

The poll doesn't really answer what you would use if you had the choice. And such a poll would have bias or very few votes since I doubt many people have used MS Paint, Paint Shop Pro, and Photoshop, as well as additional programs, extensively for making tilesets.

Anyway, my arguments in the other thread were not to say that MS Paint can't be used to make good tilesets, but to say other programs (particularly PSP) can make creating tilesets much, much easier if you know what you're doing.

http://www.swmoore.com/ultimatepaint.html

This is a MS paint thing.

Its one of them slow loading JPG's. give it time, because its huge.

it's loaded within 5 secs!

All of the above (if Elements counts as Photoshop) plus The Gimp and TeraLogic Texture Maker and Palette Suite. Mostly the Gimp and Palette Suite though.

I use paint to draw, tilesetpal to give it a palette, palette suite to edit palettes and psp to load palette edits

It's a really good MS Paint drawing, but I'm not sure what your point is. (I'm assuming it's a reply to my post, tell me if I'm wrong)

I'm just saying paint is an great tool, if you're adept at using it.

The tools doesnt matter all the much, if you're good with them.

I use lol ms paint

Maybe if you're really good with them and/or have a lot of extra time. And getting good could take a lot of time itself. But I could imagine most people could benefit from the extra features of other programs such as grids and from the (usually) improved functionality of the old MS Paint tools. At the least, some other programs can make organizing the tiles of a set a lot easier.