Did I mention there are eraser sizes, now? ;^)

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William Kendrick 2004-09-15 06:57:30 +00:00
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@ -98,10 +98,11 @@ LOW-PRIORITY IMPLEMENTATION CHANGES:
* Saved images on should be stored in 'My Documents/My Pictures' on
Windows. The actual directory name is different for each user,
and is stored in the registry at:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders\My Pictures
(It also varies with the language Windows is in, e.g. 'Mine dokumenter/Mine bilder'
on the Norwegian version of Windows, but the registry key above
will always contain the correct name/address.)
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\
User Shell Folders\My Pictures
(It also varies with the language Windows is in, e.g.
'Mine dokumenter/Mine bilder' on the Norwegian version of Windows,
but the registry key above will always contain the correct name/address.)
HIGH-PRIORITY BUGS:
@ -230,29 +231,32 @@ FEATURE IDEAS:
POSSIBLE FEATURE IDEAS:
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* Pipette / color prober tool. Click on it, then click on image to pick
up a color from a single pixel. Display color under mouse pointer in special
'custom color' color bucket (see below) when moving pointer. Click and drag
a rectangle to select a color which is the arithmetic average of the colors
in the selected area.
up a color from a single pixel. Display color under mouse pointer in
special 'custom color' color bucket (see below) when moving pointer.
Click and drag a rectangle to select a color which is the arithmetic
average of the colors in the selected area.
* Palette. Click on the left-most (or right-most) color bucket (which must look
a bit different than the rest) to pop up a palette (just a rectangular image
containing lots of colors in some sort of pattern) above it. Click on the
palette to select a color. The palette disappears (on button *release*).
Can probably reuse pipette tool code to pick up color (but don't support the
'average' method here). The palette should just be an ordinary image file,
* Palette. Click on the left-most (or right-most) color bucket (which
must look a bit different than the rest) to pop up a palette
(just a rectangular image containing lots of colors in some sort
of pattern) above it. Click on the palette to select a color. The
palette disappears (on button *release*). Can probably reuse
pipette tool code to pick up color (but don't support the 'average'
method here). The palette should just be an ordinary image file,
and easy to replace. I recommend using the one of the left here:
http://www.ficml.org/jemimap/style/color/wheel.html
It's very easy to select both hues *and* brightness from this colour wheel.
http://www.ficml.org/jemimap/style/color/wheel.html It's very easy
to select both hues *and* brightness from this colour wheel.
* Round eraser / eraser sizes
* Round eraser
FREQUENTLY REQUESTED
* Support animated brushes (then replace Sparkle magic with one) ??
* Support image/stamp 'hoses' (as implemented in numerous other graphics programs).
* Support image/stamp 'hoses' (as implemented in numerous other
graphics programs).
* Make a 'rainbow' color (then remove Rainbow magic tool)
* "Gallery"/slideshow mode (available via Open dialog, maybe?)
(Ben Armstrong's suggestion: 2002.08.26)