Yes! This latest update adds Workshop features to Paint it Back. Super-easy to use: From the main menu of PiB, click on Workshop, then click choose either Play or Create . Play lets you browse and play paintings created by other players of PiB. Works with either mouse or gamepad/keyboard. There's about 30 90 new paintings up there already, some by me, some by the community. Titles include "Two…
Players of PiB can now go test out the new Workshop features: - Paint your own paintings and share with the community - Play paintings created by the community. There's a bunch of paintings up there already, just waiting to be played! More details and how to join the beta can be found here .
New version is up with: - A shortcut for Marks mode that can be remapped. Defaults to M key. - Added XInput. Should fix a bug on Win 7 when using XBox One Wireless. - Moved the tutorial on/off toggle to a more noticeable place. Also - I've been working on a Level Editor, which for PiB is a thing you can use to paint pictures/puzzles. I'm hoping to get this going with Workshop so that everybody…
Use the the Mark-Up Mode to test out possible moves without altering the painting. This should help on some of those pesky Master paintings if you're stuck and can't make a play.
The demo for Paint it Back is now available for download! It's a free, small-ish download. Why not see if painting with logic is your thing?
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