Actually, for rubber stamps it is better *not* to have a grid. Snapping to a grid is a pretty easy change to make---why don't you try it, fullmoon, and see if you like it better.
Architecture stamping program based on "Fun with Architecture" rubber stamp set by David Eisen, published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
'a' for animation
'i' for instructions
'h' to hide tools and instructions
'c' to clear
't' to choose stamp
'e' to choose eraser
click to stamp
left and right arrow keys to rotate
Collaborative work with my son, Abe.
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You have to write your own animation program if you want one. It is just to show you what the stamps are good for. Read the code to see how to do it.
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It's cool, but how do you get the animation to show your design, instead of just the original pattern?
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Actually, for rubber stamps it is better *not* to have a grid. Snapping to a grid is a pretty easy change to make---why don't you try it, fullmoon, and see if you like it better.
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This is pretty cool, but it would be fantastic if the objects snapped to a grid.
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I like it.
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lol
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cool
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see version 3 at (link to project)
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