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I took a look at the homepage. Nice tool for Amiga, but I saw no option to make cpc screens???
You are right. There are no special tools integrated for the CPC, but Grafx 2.2 is a nice bitmap graphics program, which was also used for some CPC productions, so I added it to the news.
Btw, you can find the CPC colour palette in the Grafx2 Wiki http://code.google.com/p/grafx2/wiki/PaletteRepository , which makes it easier to paint images for the CPC.
I know it’s not very evident from the documentation, but in the “Picture and screen size” screen, you can select pixel size: Wide and Wide2 are flat pixels to emulate mode 0, and Tall and Tall2 are thin pixels like mode 2. It changes the core definition of what a single pixel is, so you can still use dither patterns and multi-pixel brushes, for example.