Codes M_2_6_01_TOOL_TABLET

M_2_6_01_TOOL_TABLET
Komplexe Methoden –  M.2 Schwingungsfiguren –  M.2.6 Ein Zeichenwerkzeug –  M_2_6_01_TOOL_TABLET
Complex methods –  M.2 Oscillation figures –  M.2.6 A drawing tool –  M_2_6_01_TOOL_TABLET
Méthodes Complexes –  M.2 Figures oscillatoires –  M.2.6 Un outil de dessin –  M_2_6_01_TOOL_TABLET
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  • 2009-11-09 @ 4:19 pm   |  Comment by andy

    very beautiful code!

    unfortunately the tool crashes while loading an image?

    can anyone help? thanks!

  • 2009-11-10 @ 10:31 am   |  Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker

    OK, you're right. I had the same problem with some images (some smaller images worked). I'm trying to fix it. Maybe someone else finds a fix earlier. Then please let me know.

  • 2009-11-13 @ 11:09 am   |  Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker

    A (hopefully) bug fixed version of this sketch is online. There seemed to be a conflict in the event handling order of the controlP5 bang button that was used to load an image and the file selection window. To avoid this I removed the button, instead loading an image is now possible by pressing 'O'. I'm not sure, if this completely removed the bug. Please let me know, if sombody still encounters problems when loading a background image.

  • 2009-11-26 @ 5:50 pm   |  Comment by Georgi

    Im am new in Processing ,but for that programm i will export the image as a SVG (as vector). Is there a plug-in for the latest version of Processing ?

     

    P.S. Really very wonderful book! Thanks a lot for your work !!

  • 2009-11-26 @ 7:29 pm   |  Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker

    I do not know, if there is a library for exporting svg files for processing. But it is quite easy to export pdf files. Most of the sketches you find on this site have a pdf export implemented. You can easily open the pdf in a programm such as Adobe Illustrator and export it as an svg.

  • 2009-11-27 @ 9:20 am   |  Comment by Benedikt Groß

    hello georgi, please note there is also postscript export library, which can be found here: http://processing.org/hacks/hacks:ps

     

    actually we did not use it all ... but still the lib is worth a closer look, compared with the native pdf export features you can set there for example directly cmyk colors etc.

     

    so do you need still the svg exort feature?

  • 2010-03-09 @ 9:52 pm   |  Comment by arkzai

    i can't seem to get it working.

    I'm kinda a noobie. what the steps i need to do to make it work?

    thanks

  • 2010-03-10 @ 10:17 am   |  Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker

    Hi, probably you missed to install the generative design library. You'll find that at the bottom of our codes page. And there is also a link to a tutorial, how to install such a library. Or maybe it is a problem with the tablet your using?

  • 2010-08-10 @ 12:56 pm   |  Comment by herrschobel

    hey guys.....great tool !

    how would i change the image output resolution to let´s say 300 dpi ? so i can use it print ?

    just wondering

  • 2010-08-12 @ 9:17 am   |  Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker

    Hi,

     

    there is pdf export implemented in this tool, which exports vectors. To be honest, this could be problematic if you have a really high number of lines, which is quite probable when drawing with this tool. Another way could be to make the output window very large with size(..., ...); then draw in the area that you can see on your screen, zoom in and make a snapshot with the key "s". I haven't tried, but this should work, too.

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