Vervette Fluid Sandbox...

[Taron]

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Here's the QUIZ:
noiseSamplingOffset += velocity * what?

what is the brush position

Uh, oh. From my side, Taron, don´t shut up please. I am always eager to know details about your development!

[Taron]

Ehehe, thanks, Lemi! I'm sure that's not what Heri meant, hehe!

Brush position is where the brush is on the canvas (x,y).
Now, you won't quite have to worry about the resolution in this example, but that's another thing I always have to have in mind, transforming pixel space to uv space (x/resolution.x, y/resolution.y).

I've just now also cleaned up stipple gaps, allowing for consistent (enough) stippling gaps, if one wants that. Can be invaluable!

@lemi thats not what i meant. its a funnybscene from futurama.
meaning, it a compliment, the already shown features is so cool, its convinced me enough to spend money on it. it does not mean, we do not wanna see more.

[Taron]

Can't wait for Lemi to say: "I was making a joke, just using your pitch to make my point: keep talking, Taron!"
Oh, dear, you're all too darn awesome! MASSIVE HUGS! and cheers:

[Taron]

Never!

watercolor is not so important ! in fact, the truth is, everybody ask about it, play around with it and never use it again

I disagree
Imho fluids are Verve's core, most of us are here trying to paint digitally in a way it can feel more traditional, not just make the artwork looks traditional, but make the painting process feels traditional, which may lead to the development of new ways of painting digitally that are apart of the classic stamp paradigm, at least a little step forward. You can see hints of that in the Verve gems that are posted in this forum.

It looks great the new app preview that you posted Taron, though I'm a little worried about Vervette running on a browser. will it do so?

>>Taron, Schwungsau
Something looks weird at the first glance..
"I was making a joke, just using your pitch to make my point: keep talking, Taron!"

No problem guys, I am pretty sure we understand and support each other! ❤

>>Eduardo
Regarding browser, I was thinking in the same way as you. Web canvas is another piece that slow the process little bit but I think not so much because there is a direct output from shaders. It should work seamlessly.

[Taron]

Thing with browsers is: There are many!
Good part, you can download them all... Hurray! And I can really recommend Chrome. Though, one has to watch out for weird extensions, as you have taught me already, hehe!

Lemi is perfectly right, it's all about GL. The worries may be more regarding browsers in general and the part that can't be handled by the GL. But even there, browsers are really fast these days. Essentially they are "runtime environments" with a Window, if you will. And violently cross-platform at that. What once was Java, now it's browsers in some way.
So, yeah, the biggest problem are the inherit restrictions a browser has regarding the computer its running on. You can't work with the clients computer outside the browser. That means, if you wish to save a file, you have to "download it", which is sort of a silly word. Reminds me of when people are in bed and say: "I go to sleep now". Used to puzzle me, haha! "You're not planning on sleeping where you are right now?" ....
Anyway, so there's that, there can't be a file manager of anything on your computer inside a website, except for loading.
Other than that, hmmm... counting advantages will get exhausting! There are many, many, many! The biggest I haven't even scratched, yet, and they will make Vervette a unique experience.