do it anyway… just to be safe yknow (although this might be too late)
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Hey! I already recommended that! NGL, the Wick brand, had the biggest downfall of website history.
Also, I found out that Wick is more of a light wrapper for Paper.js, which is doing all the work. The thing it’s wrapping is:
- Simplifying already simple stuff
- Adding code execution.
There’s a Paper.js Method for most things.
// Paper.js Square from X, Y, Width, Height.
// NOTE: It's a primitive for representing more than a Point.
var myRect = new paper.Rectangle(0, 0, 100, 100);
// Wick Editor...
// Square from X, Y, ScaleX, ScaleY, Rotation and Transparency.
var myRect = new Wick.Transformation(0, 0, 100, 100, 0, 1)
Fun Fact: Paper.js, comes from Scriptographer, a easy way to interface and program in Ilustrator. (up until CS5 though.)
If anyone seeing this wants to test and program with it, try one of these tools:
Note: Paper.js is a HTTP website, not a HTTPS one.
I guess it’s a good extra precaution to take… shouldn’t take too long to change the logos and stuff.
But, any changes to the website will have to wait for a bit, cause I deleted the local testing thing :P
I mean, technically not all the work, there’s a lot of stuff that Wick builds on top of paper.js; however, Wick does absolutely depend on it. Almost all of wickengine references paper.js methods, which would make it really hard to switch to a faster renderer…
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Hey! I tried starting to animate on the go using my phone when I realized, the mobile version SUCKS!! Not only can you not import anything, BUT ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE THE STUFF SMALL! Sorry if this is to much to ask but can you make it so you can add things in on the mobile version?
Uhh… I’m not very good at doing stuff for the mobile version, sorry :( The importing problem has annoyed me too, but I’m not sure how to fix it
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I have a little paper.js prototype of a gradient tool: link to Paper.js sketch. The interface is based on Figma’s gradient tool, let me know what you think!
When I think that the tool works just as wanted, I’ll start turning it into a Wick tool, and then a bookmarklet to use in Wick Editor!
Update: You can now edit radial gradients (centered) and outlines! link to sketch
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That’s very good! Although, I recommend adding it to the custom color picker. That color picker is from the Legacy days, we should add a little pizzaz to it.
Hmm, you’re right… maybe I’ll look into it sometime
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Hey guys! Sorry if this can be considered an ad, but i released wick-engine@1.0.1 on NPM!
Check it out:
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