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Minor nitpick: When I click a pixel of a different color than my current color, I would expect to paint over the pixel, not clear it first. That would also make
by moeffju 16y ago
Minor nitpick: When I click a pixel of a different color than my current color, I would expect to paint over the pixel, not clear it first. That would also make it much easier to play with different colors and "paint over" old pixels - half the clicks, twice the fun. Also, click & hold would be nicer than constantly clicking.
- sgdesign 16y agoYeah, I realized this too while using it. But then how would you delete a pixel? I would need to add an eraser tool, which means I need to rethink some of the UI, etc. So I decided to keep things simple for the MVP.
- moeffju 16y agoClicking a pixel again (same color) would delete it, in lieu of an eraser tool. That would shift the burden of clicking twice to get your desired result to when you were deleting a pixel of different color. OTOH – an eraser tool is really just a toggle button, isn't it?
- sgdesign 16y agoBut since there's no color palette or eyedropper, finding the same exact color is virtually impossible… so right now the way that you describe wouldn't really work. And the eraser tool would be easy to implement technically, but I'm just not sure yet it's the best solution, or where to put it. I'll probably end up doing something like holding shift while clicking will erase the pixel.
- moe 16y agoMake it so Shift + Click deletes. Problem solved.