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A jam submission

PyPainterView project page

Submitted by Pysploits — 13 days, 10 hours before the deadline
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PyPainter's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
How nice/fun it is to use#342.9323.167
How much I could potentially use it in the future#531.6971.833
Overall#532.1602.333
How original/innovative it is#571.8522.000

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted

It's pretty cool. Would probably add the ability to save your drawing, but still... pretty cool!

Submitted

Nice job, I did experience one bug if you click the mouse down and draw off the bottom of the screen then move the mouse under the frame and up on the left it fills entire rows, not sure how that happened but I used it to quickly fill areas so will consider it a hidden feature for now :)

Submitted

It does all paint functions, I only wish there was screen filling and brush radius. The brush image is quite cool

Here is my masterpiece:

Submitted

Nice looking tool! It would be nice if the line of paint you’re drawing stays connected even when you move the mouse quickly. That could probably be accomplished by drawing a line (or drawing many circles at tiny intervals) between the previous and current mouse positions.

Submitted

I see a lot of Python entries, very cool

Submitted

Very nice!

Submitted

Good, but try using Pyinstaller because it makes one file. Here is a YT tutorial I found: (208) Convert Python To Exe Files - YouTube

Developer

I used Pyinstaller but I didn't know there was a one file thingy.

Submitted

Oh, use this command if you don't want that CMD window to show up `pyinstaller --onefile -w main.py`