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    New Live Drawing Plugin in v2.5.2

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    • RussellR
      Russell @mark
      last edited by

      @mark

      I can confirm the Mac USB key download included the Live Drawing node actor. 

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      • CitizenJoeC
        CitizenJoe
        last edited by

        That's a super fun new plug-in - thank you @Mark!!

        (and no problem with the Windows version...)

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        • DIarmuiDD
          DIarmuiD @mark
          last edited by

          @mark I'm on mac. I tried the download again. all i'm getting is the .izz file. 

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          • MichelM
            Michel Izzy Guru @DIarmuiD
            last edited by

            @DIarmuiD

            Re-download the Isadora 2.5.2 installer.

            Best Michel

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            • DusXD
              DusX Tech Staff @DIarmuiD
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              @DIarmuiD

              The plugin should be included with the 2.5.2 install of isadora. 

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              • DIarmuiDD
                DIarmuiD
                last edited by

                of course. sorry.

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                • primaldivineP
                  primaldivine
                  last edited by primaldivine

                  Hi Mark, 

                  Thanks. Great addition! 

                  I noticed that the help topics (when mousing over) for each parameter are offset to the parameter below by mistake, so for instance the description of the 'capture' input describes the next one down instead, ie the 'joint type'. 

                  It seems to be correct from the 'line width' downwards. 

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                  • markM
                    mark @primaldivine
                    last edited by

                    @primaldivine

                    Thanks Jamie. It's fixed for the next release.

                    Best Wishes,
                    Mark

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                    • J
                      juliejao
                      last edited by

                      Wow, this is so great. I love it.

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                      • mark_mM
                        mark_m @mark
                        last edited by

                        @mark

                        Do you have any sense in how difficult it would be to bring the sensitivity of a Wacom pen into this actor? So that the live drawing actor recognises pressure to affect the width of the line and tilt, to change the pen shape?

                        Thanks

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                        • mark_mM
                          mark_m @mark_m
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                          @mark_m

                          I see Wacom do have an SDK for the 'feel' which is I think all one might one want...
                          http://developer.wacom.com/en-...

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                          • dbiniD
                            dbini
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                            I used a Wacom with this recently and set up a 2D Velocity to change the size of line. which was nice.

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                            • mark_mM
                              mark_m @dbini
                              last edited by

                              @dbini

                              Yes, that's rather how @Mark did it in the demo file, though his method was slightly more sophisticated than the 2d velocity, but the result the same:  the faster the movement, the wider the stroke. But that's not really how we draw, is it? We use pressure as well as speed to vary our mark making, and as well as width there's also opacity that's controlled by pressure.

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                              • eightE
                                eight @mark
                                last edited by eight

                                @mark Hi Mark, thanks for this update, now FPS does not fall down to 6 as it used to with the CPU drawing. However, in the old plugin I'd put a motion blur right before the output projector, and once the reset button was pressed once that would fade the drawing out slowly. With the new plugin that approach does not work -- I have to keep pressing the reset to fade out the drawing.

                                Is it possible to add the fade out feature to this new gpu drawing?

                                Thanks.

                                UPD. I fed a black movie into gpu input of the line drawing operator, and that solved the fading issue.

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                                • markM
                                  mark
                                  last edited by

                                  The reason it doesn't fade is that it does not update the output unless you change something... a behavior you'll find in other actors that generate images like the Text Draw actor. This is for efficiency: there's no reason to send a new frame of video if the image has not changed. Your solution of adding an input to the background is a good way of handling this.

                                  Best Wishes,
                                  Mark

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