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They trained it to recognize nine predefined shapes? Come on, if you're going to train a model, make it a generic smoother/DWIM for drawing shapes! You will a
by SonOfLilit 3y ago
They trained it to recognize nine predefined shapes?
Come on, if you're going to train a model, make it a generic smoother/DWIM for drawing shapes!
You will also get more "analog"/never-identical shapes, which will feel much more stylish in the way drums feel warmer than drum samples even when played by an expert at hitting the notes identically and on time.
- jcparkyn 3y agoI agree, all the examples in TFA feel lifeless compared to the originals (except the circle). I could see the utility if they went for "proper" vector shapes, but here it feels like the worst of both worlds.
- spondylosaurus 3y agoThe iPad drawing app Procreate has a smoothing tool that sounds kinda like what you're describing—you basically draw a line freehand, and then Procreate smooths it afterwards. Most other drawing apps (like Clip Studio Paint, which is what I primarily use) have a comparable ability to smooth the lines as you're drawing by stabilizing the actual brush tool—basically slowing down the responsiveness of the brush to reduce jitter.