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Solid game, I got 11. I just wish there was a way to edit nodes - it's really annoying to try to guess what the curve will look like when moving an unlinked nod
by ertdfgcb 12y ago
Solid game, I got 11. I just wish there was a way to edit nodes - it's really annoying to try to guess what the curve will look like when moving an unlinked node (like in the heart example). I can see that being part of the game though, I definitely got better at it by the end.
- readerrrr 12y agoThat was my complaint when this was submitted a few days ago. You can always open some file with curves in Photoshop and practice.
- duopixel 12y agoKey in getting adept at bézier curves is guessing the form of the curve in advance, this is why curves can't be modified (otherwise it's just better to practice tracing in your favorite design tool).
- Springtime 12y agoTo be honest I found the way nodes were restricted in the UI an odd choice, coming from both how Photoshop and Illustrator handle node editing. The game's goal appears to be a friendly way of teaching such concepts yet it limits the user's interaction/experimentation with them. Being able to manipulate the control points after adding them, at least in angle and creating cusp points would make understanding them easier I feel. At least some initial interactive demo node for the user to play around with.