Brush and eyedropper

[Aidan Gauland-2]

There seems to be code for "brush" and "eyedropper" tools in Pipmak's source,
but they do not seem to either be documented anywhere or ever appear in Pipmak
when it's running.  Does anyone know about this?

Thanks,
Aidan

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[Christian Walther]

Aidan Gauland wrote:
> There seems to be code for "brush" and "eyedropper" tools in  
> Pipmak's source,
> but they do not seem to either be documented anywhere or ever appear  
> in Pipmak
> when it's running.  Does anyone know about this?

They are part of the half-implemented hotspot painting feature.  
Searching for "brush" on this mailing list should get you some  
instructions on how to try it, here's a bit copied from <http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.games.devel.pipmak.user/119/focus=124 
 >:

> On a panorama that already has some hotspots, show them (C key) and  
> call pipmak_internal.tool(2) to bring up the brush tool. Press the  
> option/alt key or call pipmak_internal.tool(3) to select the  
> eyedropper tool to pick up another color (hotspot number). Pan using  
> the right mouse button (or using shift to switch to direct mode).  
> pipmak_internal.tool(0) brings you back to the hand tool. Currently,  
> your paintings aren't saved, you can't change the brush size  
> (without recompiling), and it only works on panoramas.

  -Christian

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[Aidan Gauland-2]

Christian Walther wrote:

> They are part of the half-implemented hotspot painting feature.  
> Searching for "brush" on this mailing list should get you some  
> instructions on how to try it, here's a bit copied from <http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.games.devel.pipmak.user/119/focus=124 
>  >:
>
>> On a panorama that already has some hotspots, show them (C key) and  
>> call pipmak_internal.tool(2) to bring up the brush tool. Press the  
>> option/alt key or call pipmak_internal.tool(3) to select the  
>> eyedropper tool to pick up another color (hotspot number). Pan using  
>> the right mouse button (or using shift to switch to direct mode).  
>> pipmak_internal.tool(0) brings you back to the hand tool. Currently,  
>> your paintings aren't saved, you can't change the brush size  
>> (without recompiling), and it only works on panoramas.

OK, thanks.  I guessed it was something like that.

   --Aidan

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