Of course o.0

spiroyster wrote:

Of course o.0

Oh ok, well I haven't launched it yet so I had no clue which features it had. 🤣 🤣

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Well since I don't want to spam this board with questions, does it exist a modelling program for Windows 98?
I'm not looking for something modern but around the late 90s-early 2000 era.

I'm still using Paint Shop Pro 5 -7 with great satisfaction under Win98. It's much faster and more intuitive for me than contemporary Photoshop versions but feature rich enough to handle more than basic tasks. Actually it's also portable. After installing it first you can simply copy its folder to other systems and it just works.
http://www.oldversion.com/windows/paint-shop-pro-7-0

My info is old but:

Gimp 2.6.7 works with Kernelex
2.2.17 if you don't want to use Kernelex

Tested 5-3-2011 on Windows 98SE using GIMP 2.6.7 and KernelEX 4.5.
Run program in Windows 2000 compatibility mode

Thank you guys for the kind replies!
I have tried Gimp before, but I'm not really a fan of that interface.
I'll check out Paint Shop Pro though, looks interesting.

MySpace wrote:

Well since I don't want to spam this board with questions

I wouldn't worry about that 😀

MySpace wrote:

does it exist a modelling program for Windows 98?
I'm not looking for something modern but around the late 90s-early 2000 era.

Calgari TrueSpace is one I used back when on win95 (v2/3/4). I really liked its interface at the time.
Others I remember at the time are Cinema4D, 3DStudio Max, Maya (2.0/3.0) ... there were quite a few, but some many only work on W2K? I couldn't say which ones.

Blender definitely ran on W98 up until version 2.45 but there's forum scuttlebutt around saying some newer versions still do. Give it a try & let us know. 😀 (If you download the .zip package it shouldn't even need to install.)

Or you can always go super-oldschool and run POV-Ray.

Falcosoft wrote:

I'm still using Paint Shop Pro 5 -7 with great satisfaction under Win98. It's much faster and more intuitive for me than contemporary Photoshop versions but feature rich enough to handle more than basic tasks. Actually it's also portable. After installing it first you can simply copy its folder to other systems and it just works.
http://www.oldversion.com/windows/paint-shop-pro-7-0

I still use PaintShop Pro 7.04 in win7/x64 - it suits my simple needs just fine 🤣
It's a shame it devolved to a completely different program after Jasc sold it (or closed/merged/whatever)

I still use PSP5. I Feel 6 and 7 bloated up too much and regressed some functions like brightness adjustment.

I use the PSP9 image browser on a daily basis. The only annoyance is (of course) that it doesn't recognize .webp images.

Thank you people for the help!! 😀 😀

Back in the day we used Paintshop Pro and we loved it.

PSP was awesome all the way back to the Win3.1 days.

Not always. Its earliest versions didn't even let you paint and it was just a glorified picture viewer (with a ludicrous amount of load/save formats putting all those dedicated image converter programs to shame)

Well, I meant v3.12. Still, you make me sad.

+1 for Paint Shop Pro, I actually use Paint Shop Pro 7 on some of my retro computers for taking screenshots without having to deal with the limitations of MS Paint. Heck, my dad still uses it on his Windows 10 computer (he's not really into modern photo editors).

I still use PSP 7 on Windows 10 and I've been using it since 98se was my daily driver! Before that I used 5 and 6 (close to 20 years total). I've been using PSP so long that all other image editng programs just seem terribly overcomplicated and unintuitive. I think the whole program changed with version 8, so I'd stick with the latest 7.x version you can find.