I think that having an option for vertical tools would already be good.
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also maybe get rid of the useless things mobile barely uses or never uses like the coding thing and etc
Most Wick Editor users are mobile, and that ‘coding’ thing is the only thing that doesn’t make Wick a glorified Flip-a-Clip clone that’s in SVG.
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yeah i’d want to keep the coding thing by any means necessary - that’s like, half of the point of wick.
but if we have to sacrifice things like… line snapping or something, i could live with that.
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The wifi went out in my school but i was still able to use your fork (and no other version of wick) so, what witch craft did you do?
That isn’t Witchcraft. You know how when you open Gmail offline, it shows a message telling you that you aren’t online?
Well, there’s this thing called Web Workers, where a website can assign a little script to run while you aren’t using the website. While adware notifications are the most popular use-case, You can also create a worker that substitutes that uses an offline version of the site which you download, and replaces it when there’s no Internet.
Oohhh
Thats cool
funnily enough you made me want to look through the candlestick source code and i did find something very… interesting.
i havent looked into the “pitfalls” but i guess in theory we could… make the app work offline, even in browser? which would be really funny and really cool
stickmanred’s fork doesn’t have this set to register() so i don’t actually think that web workers are the reason his fork worked offline. if the browser tab was already open at the time of the wifi going down it probably would have still worked, but that’s all i can really think of.
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I think your right and same goes for wick editor (1.19.3) it works as long as it’s open before wifi cuts off
the only issue is when a bug appears and you have to close and reopen or refresh the tab.
you should add audio scrubbing!, incase if you need to play your audio without watching the project!
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sorry, I really haven’t been doing anything on the fork recently… I would recommend using Candlestick, as it’s being actively developed (also I use candlestick). but just let me know if you need any features transferred over
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i want skewing and the transform modes and the frame picker and distrubuate to layers and the easing types
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ah okay! the skewing and easing types are already there, I was working on giving the frame picker a little update before adding to Candlestick (its like 80% done). distribute to layers I will probably work on after the farm picker
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where is the skewing?
Oh, are you devolping on candlestick now?
technically, yeah, I’m a contributor to Candlestick, but I haven’t really found the motivation to contribute anything recently…
on candlestick, hold Ctrl (which is Command on Mac I think) and drag one of the edge-handles, if you move it sideways it will skew the paths
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hmmm, okay