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Been fiddling with this for the past hour or so. Pretty impressive stuff. A couple things i noticed:

In the drawing I just did (which was a heavily graphical image of a persons face - don't know if that makes any difference?) It was just drawing every line 3 or 4 times. Maybe this is something to do with resolution or because i was drawing on a standard wooden sign instead of a large picture frame but completion time would have been a third if it didn't have to do this.

I also found that sometimes hitting f12 is not very responsive, you have to bash it a few times to get it to react, not a huge issue though.

Only other thing i noticed is that it quite often draws over itself, I don't know if that's just a failing of the games accuracy with drawing but obviously drawing over an area that's already been done increases draw time.


Other than these things I think it's pretty awesome!


Keep it up :)


Max

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Yeah I have noticed the issue with the hot key capturing sometimes not working... I will look into this. The issue with the 'drawing over itself' is with the inherit DPI of the canvas. Wooden signs have a lower DPI than that of a picture frame thus increasing the size of a canvas pixel. This is why you notice that a line may draw twice or even three times and appear to draw over itself. The tricky part to coding a fix is that Rustangelo would have to not only know what type of sign it is, but the signs exact dimensions on screen. With the ability to angle signs any which way this makes for a tricky problem.

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what about an option to choose what sizero ur painting on

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Yeah that's what i figured. How about one of the steps on Rustangelo is to select what you're drawing on? Then would it be possible for it to fully zoom out the painting and then zoom in X amount and angle it so it's straight? Not sure how easy that would be but maybe an option.

I will try it out on one of the bigger canvases and see how it goes.

The XL and XXL Picture Frames seem to have the highest DPI, try those when painting a complex image.