The actual drawing experience is really satisfying. A couple usability tweaks I did just fiddling in the DOM:
- Put the output and inputs side by side
- Put the "actions", export, clear, etc. pinned to the bottom
- The overall goal being zero scrolling
After that it was quite fun and I enjoyed the options you gave for things like brush size, metallics, gradients, etc. Nice!
"Mirror" mode was my favorite feature on the Koala Pad app back in the 1980s.
The actual drawing experience is really satisfying. A couple usability tweaks I did just fiddling in the DOM: - Put the output and inputs side by side - Put the "actions", export, clear, etc. pinned to the bottom - The overall goal being zero scrolling
After that it was quite fun and I enjoyed the options you gave for things like brush size, metallics, gradients, etc. Nice!
When I scroll down to select a different color for my next stroke, the canvas often resets.
Edit: or rather undoes the last stroke (which looks like resetting when it goes from 1 to 0).
Cool!
I made a similar thing for my kids (they wanted something similar to the kaleidoscopic drawing you can do in some ‘Monument Valley’ levels
https://mirror-it.staticdomains.app/index.html
I love this!!
Ha! I added a similar feature to Open Brush: https://docs.openbrush.app/user-guide/multimirror
And learned a bit about group theory in the process... :-/
( https://github.com/IxxyXR/unity-symmetry )
Cool! I got a weird feeling when playing with it, it's just something very satisfying in seeing it be completed
fwiw Krita has a similar setting in its brush tool - you draw a stroke and said brush stroke is mirrored by a given x axis or a given y axis (or both)
Now we just need the mobile app