zubie7a
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
For now you can change the Line Thickness in the settings.
Regarding the pinch-to-zoom thing, it has been quite complex and I still haven't gotten it properly so for now I'm creating canvases with a default size (a square with the dimension of the largest screen side). I hope some day I get it working but right now I'm the only person working on the app whenever I have some spare time.
Thanks for your feedback!!
The basic premise is the usual mandala app, in which you have rotations, symmetries, colors, etc. But the twist is that there's a lot of parameters and effects and shapes that can be combined to create special results!
The combinatorial explosion of parameters makes it so the possibilities are near infinite.
There's color palettes that change dynamically, geometric shapes that can change in size and orientation and alignment, fading that can be enabled so that you can draw endlessly without the screen filling up, undo, redo, etc.
You can see images and videos from the app here: https://instagram.com/crazeapp
And you can use it for iOS, Android, and web browsers.
I've also created a portal for app information and store links: https://craze.app
Any feedback you have from the apps is very much welcome,
Thank you very much for reading this!
It's not that hard, I mean, esc takes half the size of a regular key. Right below it in old Macbooks we have a full sized key just for ~` they could make the space of this full sized key contain instead two half sized keys.
The top would be esc, the bottom would be ~`. If you notice the Macbook already has this, for the up/down arrows. They are two half sized keys taking the footprint of a single full sized key.
Basically I connect my camera to the computer through an AV cable -> AV to USB capture dongle
In OBS I can select that as video input, and with minimal adjustments (aspect ratio, resolution, audio input channel) I press play on the camcorder and then "start recording" on the computer and it will record it nicely as the video is streamed, though I have to make sure to press manually "stop recording" once the cassette has reached the end.
I had a bunch of old tapes, I searched for services that would digitize them and they were very expensive and would charge per tape, it was cheaper for me to get a second hand camera, the AV cable, the capture dongle, and digitize them myself.