One-line drawings
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One-line drawings
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#2Didn't know about autotrace. I was supposing it would just trace the bitmap into a compound path, sort of what like potrace does, but the animation suggests it traces into a single path - which is absolutely great, as afterwards you can adjust the stroke width, linecaps and more thingies. Amazing!
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#3This would be a great way to build those videos that draw a picture. Currently done by hand.
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#4This is awesome. For some reason when I'm on Chrome, I can't see the animated gif the article references. Which is the most interesting part.
It works on Safari. But here's a direct link that works on chrome. https://schollz.com/img/oneline/person.webm
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#5This would be a great way to build those videos that draw a picture. Currently done by hand.
You might find excalidraw-animate[0] easier for that.
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#6And here I was expecting to see how the power station is wired.
https://www.piping-designer.com/images/disciplines/electrica...
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#7One line drawings? Open the website and very first picture is multiple lines, same goes at least for dove and didn't study others. False advertising.
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#9Reminds me of Fourier Series [1] although this just works for closed curves AFAIK.
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#10Reminds me of Fourier Series [1] although this just works for closed curves AFAIK. [1] https://youtu.be/r6sGWTCMz2k
For an “open curve” (parametric function from a segment) the analogous tool is the Chebyshev series.
https://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/trefethen/ATAP/ATAPfirst6chapt...