Could be a Freehand Tool Modification to Write in...

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Rai López
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Could be a Freehand Tool Modification to Write in...

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...Real Time?

HELLO! :) I have been testing it and seems that it would work fine in my old Athlon 2000 XP with 768 RAM and 32 Mb Graffic target, so I think it could be a very interesting feature for most users, well... What about something like a mix between "Layer Trail" menu script and the "Freehand" tool to can write or draw during playback and can reproduce then the stroke creation? It seems to my like a very good feature to can simulate hand wrote text and figures creation along the time in the most easy & quick way! :D
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Hi Ramon!
You have been testing what?....you're talking about drawing in realtime while moho is running? that would indeed be a nice feature :D
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...Ey! HI! :D But the only thing I have been testing is draw with the actual Freehand tool during playback to see if it could works propertly, I mean in reat time or a decent velocity at least... and YES! :D It can, so I think that a tool like this could be SO interesting :), then I thought too in that other Layer Trail script and the possibility of take some of the code to generate the separated strokes meantime the line (points) are created instead only one shape at end, you know... A thing that I've observed too is some weird movement in the points created during playback but I can't undertand the reason yet... Well, we'll see... for the time being :arrow: THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST! I hope some of our scripters find it interesting too... :roll:
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