All the graphics in this help file were created using Chasys Draw IES Artist
If you like the software, please tell a friend ... or two
Welcome to Chasys Draw IES! It's been said that once you go Chasys you
never go back. This suite takes a radically different approach to image
editing, which results in a better editing experience for both new and
experienced artists. It is my hope that it will be useful to you.
If you
have been using Adobe's Photoshop or a similar editor, you should take a look at the migration guide. After that, you can
proceed to the introductory texts for the various applications. For Chasys Draw IES Artist, you should check out the concepts section then go through
the various tutorials. Those of you
who are already familiar with the project may go straight to the what's new section.
The
four pillars of Chasys Draw IES: Character (no photoshop imitations here), Performance (fast, efficient and stable), Innovation (new techniques and out-of-the-box
thinking) and Cleanliness (clean code devoid of bloatware).
“unique, flexible and powerful”
The suite is coded in a blend of C/C++ and assembly,
and currently consists of three major applications:
This is a full-fledged image editor with free-style layer support and many
other cool features. It is the flag-ship product in this suite. With Chasys Draw IES Artist, you can easily create cool designs, edit photos, animate, create
icons, print, scan, and do a lot more.
This is an image files cross-converter with a multi-core kernel. This
converter was designed specifically to take advantage of dual, quad and
multi-core processors up to 32 cores. On such processors, the speed of
conversion scales up with every additional core.
This is an image viewer and browser that's been optimized for maximum
speed. It allows you to go through your pictures quickly and offers you a
variety of features such as rotation for both stills and animations.
