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 This repo contains the predecessor to [papaya.io](https://papaya.io). This repo is not being actively developed. It is here for posterity.
 
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-Papaya is a free, open-source and cross-platform image editor.
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 ![screenshot 1](/web/img.0.0.jpg?raw=true)
 
-Papaya is completely free. The entire source code is open and is MIT-licensed, which means anyone is free to use and extend the code, even for commercial purposes.
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-Papaya runs natively on Windows and Linux. There is an OS X fork at [chemecse/Papaya](https://github.com/chemecse/Papaya/tree/osx-dev).
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-Download
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-You can download a stable, inital version of Papaya on the [Releases page](https://github.com/ApoorvaJ/Papaya/releases).
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-Development status
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-Papaya is a part-time project, and very much a work in progress.
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-The current development focus is on getting a node infrastructure in place that will enable layering of bitmaps and effects.
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-The following features are functional so far:
-* Brush with adjustable size, hardness and opacity
-* Eye dropper
-* Color picker
-* Loading jpg & png images, saving png images
-* Undo/Redo
-* Drawing tablet support with pressure sensitivity
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-For development updates, you can follow [@PapayaEditor](https://twitter.com/PapayaEditor) on Twitter.
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-Building
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-To build on Linux, go to `build/linux/` in your Papaya folder, and run the `make` command in your terminal. Papaya currently depends on GTK+ on Linux, for open/save dialog boxes, so you will need to install that before building Papaya.
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-To build on Windows, go to `build/windows` and open the Visual Studio 2015 solution. You should also be able build successfully in older versions of Visual Studio by changing the `Platform Toolset` in the Project Properties page in the General tab.
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-**Papaya's master branch is currently very unstable because some [foundational work](https://handmade.network/forums/t/1561) is being done, on adding nodes for layering and effects. Please do not report segfaults or build failures on the master branch until the branch stabilizes, at which point I will again welcome bug reports and pull requests.**
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-**If you still want to explore and play with code, switch to the 0.1 release, but be warned - the code has changed substantially since.**
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-Credits
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-Developed by [Apoorva Joshi](http://apoorvaj.io/) with the help of many wonderful people who have contributed directly and indirectly. I plan to have a more detailed credits section in-application when we ship a more substantial version.
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-Uses Omar Cornut's [ImGui](https://github.com/ocornut/imgui) for UI.
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-Uses Sean Barrett's [stb libraries](https://github.com/nothings/stb).
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-Inspired by [Casey Muratori](http://mollyrocket.com/casey/about.html) and his excellent educational project [Handmade Hero](https://handmadehero.org/).
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-The photo featured in the image above is creative commons licensed by its original creator, [Bipin](https://www.flickr.com/photos/brickartisan/16846948646/in/photostream/).
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-License
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-Papaya is licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE for more information.