Vervette Fluid Sandbox...

[Taron]

Yeah, if you look at the screenshots I've shared about what I'm working on right now with Vervette, you'll see that I have the GUI mostly along the bottom. I've noticed that on IPad you really don't want GUI stuff in the upper region, especially as long as it runs in a browser. I've done the meta settings to allow arranging fullscreen mode on iPad, which made me pretty happy. But even there the top edge is a bit taboo. So, yep, it will all be along the bottom and the lower sides. But I will offer as much customization and open layout as possible!

[Taron]

Almost there...
...the last bit of pixel blending confusions is about to be solved. Some may wonder how this could ever have been a problem, but you probably have never tried to paint new color onto old color, transported from the former area into the current area while allowing to control the amount of color being transferred and the amount of new color being added and all of it being allowed to get a chosen amount of opacity while being drawn for every single pixel between captured mouse positions in one swoop. And then, when you have tried that, then you can tell me how this could ever have been a problem!

[Taron]

This wacky thing has 3 layers, whereby the interesting part is the entire "mouth" of it, which is on the 3rd layer only. Perfect blend! Something that would've been difficult with Verve, i think.

Excellent!

[Taron]

Just added brush image pickup, starting to integrate the ability of the bristles actually loading color from the canvas during painting. It's only the basic functionality itself right now, but I'll add proper behavior as I go along...

Almost there...
...the last bit of pixel blending confusions is about to be solved. Some may wonder how this could ever have been a problem, but you probably have never tried to paint new color onto old color, transported from the former area into the current area while allowing to control the amount of color being transferred and the amount of new color being added and all of it being allowed to get a chosen amount of opacity while being drawn for every single pixel between captured mouse positions in one swoop. And then, when you have tried that, then you can tell me how this could ever have been a problem!

Haha I think everybody can undestand now that it is not an easy process at all!
I am very amazed by your last snapshots. They show how good is your engine! Superb!

Pilou> Your last brass result is great!

[Taron]

Playing around with canvas textures again... (and more fascinating blending)...

just realized how cool thematerial image can be. you can "intetactive" lighting on your painting :

having fun with vervette, just smudge-ing around
but there is undo issues... it jump's back few steps /stages... i think it jumps last save-jpg state or something. also brushes changes sometimes stick center of the images and smears across the image when start paint.
but overall super stable for sandbox !

anyway, i getting into webGL and javascript lately, curious what are using for verv /vervette, webGL plus ?

vervette is too much fun to play around, i have get back to work.

[Taron]

Ah, man, that's awesome!
Yeah, no, undo is wacky, but "working". It is, however, not throttled down and if your machine is fast enough, it might rush through all available buffers, hahahaha... ...won't be an issue later!
Also, I think, in the sandbox I did not store fill or delete in the undo, which can cause confusion.
Just go ahead and make 20 strokes and then hit undo super quickly. If it leaps back more than one stroke, then you have a very fast machine!
Uh, look, I've made a little video for you (using Firefox):