autogusto

yeah, yeah an installation where you can draw in the screen with a WIItever

but, i don't have idea how to make the draws looks and behaves like paint, (drop's , etc)

yeah, yeah an installation where you can draw in the screen with a WIItever 

same-old-draw-like-real-paint-thing

You should look at the example in jitter examples > video > misc

the issue for me is, how to make this behaves like real paint, 

however it's necessary to make paint strokes and that the paint sometimes drops (just like real paint)

so i guess some kind of generator system? is necessary to achieve this, but i don't really have idea where to start

ok ok, 
the issue for me is, how to make this behaves like real paint, 
i saw the jit.wake example, that's ok, 
however it's necessary to make paint strokes and that the paint sometimes drops (just like real paint)

so i guess some kind of generator system? is necessary to achieve  this, but i don't really have idea where to start

Try to figure out what is the difference between whatever you have at 

This difference will brake down the effect to smaller elements that 

For example, as a starting point you have an ugly line a la smicrosoft 

And you're comparing it to nice fat oil paint stroke:

http://emptyeasel.com/2007/01/16/how-to-choose-between-using-oil-paints-or-acrylics/

One difference might be that your stroke looks totally flat compared 

Then you try to figure out what to do to make it look 'raised', and 

you go through your memory(or it's extensions, hard disks and google), 

and you try to imagine the result of each of these effects applied on 

This way you might choose jit.brass to emboss the stroke.

Now it looks raised against the background, but it surface is still 

flat, so you repeat the process and you figure out that smicrosoft 

paint uses flat circle as a brush tip, but you want it irregular, 

Then you find that you could use jit.noise to make holes in your brush 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk2sPl_Z7ZU

On Sep 12, 2008, at 11:25 PM, autogusto wrote:

> the issue for me is, how to make this behaves like real paint,

> however it's necessary to make paint strokes and that the paint 

> so i guess some kind of generator system? is necessary to achieve 

> this, but i don't really have idea where to start

Try to figure out what is the difference between whatever you have at  
this point and your final goal.
This difference will brake down the effect to smaller elements that  
are much easier to achieve.

For example, as a starting point you have an ugly line a la smicrosoft  
paint.
And you're comparing it to nice fat oil paint stroke:

One difference might be that your stroke looks totally flat compared  
to the oil paint.
Then you try to figure out what to do to make it look 'raised', and  
you go through your memory(or it's extensions, hard disks and google),  
and you try to imagine the result of each of these effects applied on  
whatever you have.
This way you might choose jit.brass to emboss the stroke.
Now it looks raised against the background, but it surface is still  
flat, so you repeat the process and you figure out that smicrosoft  
paint uses flat circle as a brush tip, but you want it irregular,  
perhaps with small holes.
Then you find that you could use jit.noise to make holes in your brush  
tip, etc, etc, etc.

hth,
nesa
ps. ms paint is not that bad:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk2sPl_Z7ZU
(warning:quite loud!)

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> ok ok,
> the issue for me is, how to make this behaves like real paint,
> i saw the jit.wake example, that's ok,
> however it's necessary to make paint strokes and that the paint  
> sometimes drops (just like real paint)
>
> so i guess some kind of generator system? is necessary to achieve   
> this, but i don't really have idea where to start
>
> Thanks
>
>
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i didn't start putting objects together because i thought

some kind of (java? no idea what i'm saying) coding has to be involved

so i preferred to ask how this have been done.

i'll continue with all this recommendations, i'll try to make falling drops now

i didn't start putting objects together because i thought
some kind of (java? no idea what i'm saying) coding has to be involved
so i preferred to ask how this have been done.

same old, draw like real paint thing