In some cases, it is so seamless that it is barely perceptible. Their behavior is smooth, calm and gentle. I’m not talking about them making sounds since some of the mouse-based solutions actually do make a sound. They are fantastic, but in the majority of cases they are (what’s the word I’m looking for?), “quiet”. We can stumble upon numerous smart ideas. Websites are teeming with microscopic solutions, especially those that are based on the mouse cursor. However, today even the tiniest details get their own dose of attention. Yes, we can see numerous canvas animations, overwhelming VR and video experiments that require a full-screen mode, etc. We are witnessing an era of bold ideas and extravaganzas.Īmong the greatest aspects is that developers don’t limit their focus to big things. Nevertheless, the days of static websites where images were the main driving force and sliders with fancy transitions were the only spice have gone. We are experiencing some browser compatibility issues, and not every device can deal with all those grandiose solutions that web developers bring to us. We are spoiled with choice, even though the current state of technologies is still imperfect. Ok, if this right way, then I must use math for calculate ovals, or circles, then calculate feathers or aliasing for this forms.There are many ways to grab the audience’s attention.
In other words, I can create array with ( special for my task) pixel coordinate system, create points for particles in this array, then loop over this array and move to the same in output world. In example projects I found complex loops with iterate input world and draw pixels in special for circle area (If I understood it). Or maybe this is whole wrong way and DrawBot don't created for tasks like my. With DrawBot (as I understand from Guide) I must use DrawBot only in Draw Event. I found different practices in examples "ColorGrid" and "CCU", but using DrawBot confuses me, because in my project used flag PF_OutFlag_NON_PARAM_VARY and I must call Render function every time to calculate particles position and move them. Using DrawBot with arcs or similar paths with fill. Fill() receive a PF_Rect, I know, but maybe it have a similar solution not declared in SDK_Guide?Ģ. Read data (color, position) from source layer/composition and create small forms with the same brightness and the same position in new world, then blend it with output. Is there (in SDK) a methods to create visual forms like circle or oval, line, maybe something like a point with color and feather?
Maybe my question is a little bit strange, but I'll try
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