In my experience, FireAlpaca has only crashed when I used it on a Mac Computer. No! :D Both are super lightweight and open very quickly, and even work well on older computers! They are fantastic in terms of performance.
Q: But are these programs gonna slow down my computer? It takes practice, and getting to know the programs, but YES, it can be done!Īnd I’m not talking about that thing artists do where they open their art between other programs like SAI and Photoshop anyways to do some final touches or anything (which isn’t bad!)īut you can make full paintings and illustrations with just this program if you know your way around it. Be careful when it comes to brushes though! (That’s a different guide for a different time) Q: Can I really make decent art with these programs? between them?īoth FA and MBP have this window, that has the option to go to your configure folder:Īnd these settings can be copied or pasted into the other config folder to transfer settings. Q: Does FA/MBP have customizable brushes?Īll of which, are customizable! You customize the brushes by doubleclicking on them in the brush window!ĪND you can organize your brushes in folders! Q: Okay, so if these settings and things are so similar, and I have both programs installed, how do I transfer my layouts, brushes, etc. It also has Cloud Networking and Storage features, which means you can download screntones, brushes, and store your program layout! If you have an account at Medibang, you can upload your illustrations and comics there directly, and network using its cloud features (but it’s not required to have an account to use. It also has iOS and Android versions!) pretty much has a lot of similar features to FireAlpaca, but instead of Animation, it has tools for making Black and White Comics and Manga. Medibang Paint Pro (don’t be fooled by the name, “Pro” just means the Desktop version.
The layout of the program is customizable with various subwindows that can be docked, rearranged, and overlaid on top of each other, etc. :U MedibangPaint Pro was originally named “CloudAlpaca” before the fork was acquired by the Japanese site, Medibang! Q: So if they’re derived from the same software, what’s the difference?įireAlpaca is great for drawing and illustration, and as of recent updates, has an animation feature! FireAlpaca is a very lovely and simplified alternative to software like Paint Tool SAI. A small guide by me, because I get asked a lot Q: Why are both of these programs mentioned in the same breath all the time?īecause FireAlpaca came to the scene first, and is the older twin.
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