Difference between revisions of "Dev:Free Drawing"
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Imagine: you painting over Paste canvas with tools like brush and eraser, and synfig automatically creates shapes inside this Paste canvas layer, doing necessary boolean operations and linking between them. So they don't overlap. This would allow flash-like workflow, which is very suitable for newbies. | Imagine: you painting over Paste canvas with tools like brush and eraser, and synfig automatically creates shapes inside this Paste canvas layer, doing necessary boolean operations and linking between them. So they don't overlap. This would allow flash-like workflow, which is very suitable for newbies. | ||
| − | That could be implemented with special type of Paste canvas, which allows to draw on it like on raster image. | + | That could be implemented with special type of Paste canvas, which allows to draw on it like on raster image (and does not allows overlapping regions inside of it). |
When such canvas is created special tools appearing. | When such canvas is created special tools appearing. | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 9 April 2009
Imagine: you painting over Paste canvas with tools like brush and eraser, and synfig automatically creates shapes inside this Paste canvas layer, doing necessary boolean operations and linking between them. So they don't overlap. This would allow flash-like workflow, which is very suitable for newbies.
That could be implemented with special type of Paste canvas, which allows to draw on it like on raster image (and does not allows overlapping regions inside of it).
When such canvas is created special tools appearing.
- Which tools?
- Brush (creates region)
- Fill (creates region inside of closed area)
- Outliner (creates outline for regions)
- Eraser (erases outlines and regions)
- Where they are appearing? (think about UI)
