The way you stop the application for a while
The greater the number of drawing, the application may stop
I had to make a short interval to minimize this
The way you stop the application for a while
The greater the number of drawing, the application may stop
I had to make a short interval to minimize this
SketchPad is now 2 years old, and going strong!
What better birthday gift, than…
Yes, that’s right! SketchPad has reached this awesome milestone right on its second birthday!
I’m stoked, to say the least. I never thought I’d come this far. Feel free to ask me anything about this.
And as always,
Happy Koding!
Happy Birthday.
Super App.
The app is really awesome man…
Yes, it does. In fact, I am ditching the built-in Canvas component for this reason alone.
So what do you think are the ways to solve this problem?
As I said, the solution I arrived at is to not use the Canvas component.
Is there a way to draw without using canvas?
It is possible to create a custom canvas via extensions.
I’m so sorry to tire you out, but I have to ask. Do you know of an extension for it?
I’m sorry but the extension I am using ended up not being publicly released, and the developer halted work on it. He very kindly gave me permission to use the testing version, but I can’t of course share it. I must say, just like you I am looking forward to a better built-in canvas without the jitters and precision issues.
Good Idea Will have a look
Gr8 Idea, Starting
It’s a Canvas.
You don’t need an extension to implement it the way I did.
Can you help me on doing that please? I cannot find any idea of implementing it in canvas
I can provide a hint; you may find this block useful: