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Love the faces your tool makes! So wonderfully weird. Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernoff_face
Reminds me of some of the characters from the old Moomins cartoon. https://www.dw.com/image/47520360_303.jpg
This is a generative art tool I've made for plotter drawings. The UI is not the most intuitive and variables has been named badly - sorry for that. You may want to switch "randomize" off, so all variables are in use. Try out frepeatx and frepeaty, while randomization is on.
This is a generative art tool I've made for plotter drawings. The UI is not the most intuitive and variables has been named badly - sorry for that. You may want to switch "randomize" off, so all variables are in use. Try out frepeatx and frepeaty, while randomization is on.
Very cool. Just saw your old post asking about how to form a career around art and technology. I'm also interested in the same. Got a contact?
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I think you mean opt-a
The former will work if you have not taken the effort to enable key repeat.
My initial reaction was one of revulsion ("Why do they need to meddle with everything") but after taking a few moments to calm down I realised I could get used to that change.
I think to make it attractive, I would want a quick way to switch between behaviours when I need them. From what I can see, the change between 'long press' and 'key repeat' is effected by launching Terminal, making a configuration change and restarting the machine. I find this unappealing.
https://www.howtogeek.com/267463/how-to-enable-key-repeating...
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The former will work if you have not taken the effort to enable key repeat.
So the traditional behaviour of 'key repeat' has been replaced by 'long press context menu'? My initial reaction was one of revulsion ("Why do they need to meddle with everything") but after taking a few moments to calm down I realised I could get used to that change. I think to make it attractive, I would want a quick way to switch between behaviours when I need them. From what I can see, the change between 'long pr…
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So the traditional behaviour of 'key repeat' has been replaced by 'long press context menu'? My initial reaction was one of revulsion ("Why do they need to meddle with everything") but after taking a few moments to calm down I realised I could get used to that change. I think to make it attractive, I would want a quick way to switch between behaviours when I need them. From what I can see, the change between 'long pr…
Both work, as far as I know? They certainly seem to here.
this is actually a really cool, really fast-feedback way to see what tiny changes to the shape or positioning of a mouth or nose gives a dramatically different visual cue. People who've been drawing for years probably know all the little tweaks to make characters look differently, but as someone who isn't, I learnt a something new. Nice!
This is a generative art tool I've made for plotter drawings. The UI is not the most intuitive and variables has been named badly - sorry for that. You may want to switch "randomize" off, so all variables are in use. Try out frepeatx and frepeaty, while randomization is on.
"randomize" should be off by default. otherwise it simply looks like it's glitching when you touch any slider
This is a generative art tool I've made for plotter drawings. The UI is not the most intuitive and variables has been named badly - sorry for that. You may want to switch "randomize" off, so all variables are in use. Try out frepeatx and frepeaty, while randomization is on.
Funny thing, for some inexplicable reason playing around with the sliders made my feel agressive, not against something in particular but an overall feeling ( that's the best I can describe it ). At first I thought it was the unreal faces, but after reading about the randomness I figured out it was the jumping between completely unrelated faces. After switching off randomness I immediately felt calmer due to the smoo…