Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
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Re: Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
#62In the same vein, I've been using Zwibbler ( http://zwibbler.com/demo/ ) for all the illustrations on my blog ( http://vjeux.com ) and it's been really nice to have images that look like they have been hand drawn.
It looks like you have to purchase a license to use it. The only price quoted on the page is $2999 -- a bit steep for some illustrations on a blog. Please explain.
Re: Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
#63Re: Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
#64If you repeatedly clear canvas/draw with a setInterval of ~100-200ms, looks kind of like the hand-drawn un-stable lines art style of Squigglevision (Dr. Katz / Science Court) :) EDIT: If folks want to play with a JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/49g2Leqw/9/
Reminds me of the art used in yoshi story. Awesome!
Re: Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
#65This is a very fun library. Following the tip in these comments from @bcjordan to repeatedly re-render, I've forked a little physics notebook by Jim Bumgardner apply Rough.js to the circle rendering: https://beta.observablehq.com/@jashkenas/tumble-wheel-with-r... Wheee. Edit: Too much fun. Here's another: https://beta.observablehq.com/@jashkenas/scratchy-eyes
This is not working in Firefox. Not sure why.
Re: Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
#66Re: Show HN: RoughJS – Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
#67If you repeatedly clear canvas/draw with a setInterval of ~100-200ms, looks kind of like the hand-drawn un-stable lines art style of Squigglevision (Dr. Katz / Science Court) :) EDIT: If folks want to play with a JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/49g2Leqw/9/
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#70Earlier quoted context omitted.
It looks like you have to purchase a license to use it. The only price quoted on the page is $2999 -- a bit steep for some illustrations on a blog. Please explain.
Better than allowing that money to go to some starving artist though. They might not spend it as responsibly.