Wow, this is nice! Is there a hotkey to toggle the eraser?
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#22Reminds me of dotgrid from 100rabbits http://100r.co/site/dotgrid.html
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#23Make it so you're presented a canvas right away and an option to give it a title and resize later. Excalidraw does this very well.
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#26Another commenter pointed it out, but it rang true for me; it is difficult to make an ugly drawing in this style. Very nice.
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#28I eventually figured it out by accidentally clicking the question mark (I am an avid interface clicker) and read the instructions...
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#29We got so used to read code using frameworks that pure JavaScript seems other world.
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#30Loved the concept, makes drawing sooo easy even with a trackpad. Some tips :- 1. When holding down shift allow straight lines only and no curves. It's the norm in design softwares 2. When I drag to create the line, the drop point if off and not accurate to the nearest dot of my mouse position. I'm unsure if it's a bug or have you deliberately built a non-accurate system.
Thanks for your kind words. About the trackpad I didn't manage to implement the pitch to zoom which is desperately missing. 1. That's a good point, I didn't implement this shortcut. In my head, I assumed it wouldn't be useful because the editor only let you do vertical lines, horizontal lines and circle quarter. So making a straight line is pretty easy. If it was pure freeform like on Illustrator, it would be vital.…