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rulez added on the 2014-07-23 22:30:07 by psenough 
Lena!
thanks for sharing this!
3 suggestions:
1: That the algorithm would try to work in unfilled areas to give something "filled" sooner (as it is now it takes a good while for the canvas to be somewhat "full")
2: That the algorihm would be able to decrease sizes of brushes in "filled" areas to be able to fix details. (as it is now, if you have a bigger brush to get the canvas filled the details never emerge or are even painted over)
3: Possibility to record a script? :)
1: That the algorithm would try to work in unfilled areas to give something "filled" sooner (as it is now it takes a good while for the canvas to be somewhat "full")
2: That the algorihm would be able to decrease sizes of brushes in "filled" areas to be able to fix details. (as it is now, if you have a bigger brush to get the canvas filled the details never emerge or are even painted over)
3: Possibility to record a script? :)
So, someone necroed a thread here on pouet (Optimus?) and you come up with this!?! Nice! :)
I like the blurry waterColor the most!
I like the blurry waterColor the most!
Did something like this a couple of years ago, too. Realtime adjustable brush size and transparency are indeed useful:
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/deemmoni-small2.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/feissi1.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/loota.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/cherryfinal.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/lyhdyt1.png
Some of these were real-time "painted" by varying the parameters on the go.
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/deemmoni-small2.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/feissi1.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/loota.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/cherryfinal.png
http://www.kameli.net/~marq/lyhdyt1.png
Some of these were real-time "painted" by varying the parameters on the go.
Seems my brain played a trick on me, no1 necroed the thread...i just stumbled upon it myself some weeks ago:
Is this possible to code?
A thread opened after this happened:
Genetic Programming: Evolution of Mona Lisa
Is this possible to code?
A thread opened after this happened:
Genetic Programming: Evolution of Mona Lisa
Whizzter: point 1) - could slow down process a lot in .js {but I'll keep in mind} - I want to add more iterators {now it's just random, could be also sequence: rectangular, circular...} - maybe workaround like firstly throw large triangles or bold lines with low alfa as background and then "build-up" {another fix I was thinking is to make extra postfx on button called 'fill gaps' - it whould simply fill gaps with neightbourghs' colors :)} 2) I was thinking to have variable line-width parameter according to something - like distance or colour similiarity 3) - I want script recording for video implementation too - I'll do it :)
Hardy: thx for minimal mona link project. Saw it probably a long time ago. Maybe I was subconsciously inspired by scene production 'mona' by my friend Ilmenit. I just wanted to make some small webapp.
Marq: deemmoni is really gr8. I know this can't be something new. I wish in soon demo implementation. It's nice in tiny webapp but more appropriate in real-time :) I think painting in time-based real-time context is quite fun and a bit more like vjing and less than classical image editing
* I have gradients in dev. With triangles or bold lines looks usable. I'll add also another Alfa param for the end of the shader in gradient mode.
Hardy: thx for minimal mona link project. Saw it probably a long time ago. Maybe I was subconsciously inspired by scene production 'mona' by my friend Ilmenit. I just wanted to make some small webapp.
Marq: deemmoni is really gr8. I know this can't be something new. I wish in soon demo implementation. It's nice in tiny webapp but more appropriate in real-time :) I think painting in time-based real-time context is quite fun and a bit more like vjing and less than classical image editing
* I have gradients in dev. With triangles or bold lines looks usable. I'll add also another Alfa param for the end of the shader in gradient mode.
Which thread I necromanced that is relevant?
Great!
Very nice! IE11 doesnt save picture though (only one I tested with atm.)
hi, V.1.10 is out online - filter in webworker!, gradient with alfa end parameter, capture camera support, hue & saturation as bonus
mkay...
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