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Strip ID: 68 Created: 2022-05-29 05:28:16 Panels: 13/13 Likes: 0 Comments: 11
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similar test stressing to what Raz did
now that the undo/redo is in (Z Y) I thought I also test it
I had a theory that PJ got slow because as the image got more complicated the png it stores as undo took more and more time to compress .. but it seems it was something else
it can definetly take the abuse
however indeed the canvas being on the left feels annoying .. maybe I should rethink this design (again)
perhaps some info like what you are drawing for could be only visible on a modal/popup .. hmm
my face got white wall after seeing the second panel thinking the line smoothing got broken..
now I don't know know if Wizard has drawn it when it was momentarily broken..
or his tablet doesn't support canvas quadratic curves..
or he simply scribbled so fast the tech couldn't keep up 😵
Fast strokes don't smooth on my tablet. A slower, more steady stroke is smooth, though it's hard to tell because my slow lines are wiggly. It's not much of a bother.
I know that javascript implementations differ between browsers but this is beyond crazy.. (speed shouldn't matter at all.. like it's all software rendering.. how on earth they even did it? O_o)
S Pen is Wacom based. Anyone else using Wacom having the same issues?
ok this bothers me enough that I made a mini test site:
(all it does is draw a single blue quad curve with javascript)
[http://www.panelchutney.testhosting.hu/quad/](http://www.panelchutney.testhosting.hu/quad/)
and it's amazing: on my phone it seems it indeed looks as if it's made out of multiple straight lines O_o
(but so far I have found info if anyone else experienced this)
ok I added a new tool (same as the normal brush but for this one I'm doing the bezier calc myself)

it's below the filled circle tool, please see if it makes any difference
