A Sandbox canvas! Use the number toggles to remove their respective variables on the screen for an expanded canvas. Painting is mouse or space. 0 to toggle the brush on and off (sometimes it gets in the way of properly drawing, but I couldn't bring myself to get rid of it). Slide 1 is for the color of your brush, it goes from -10 - 360, and the -10 is for the color gray- which before that implementation, was not truly possible to get. Slide 2 is for the size, and it goes from 1 - 100, with a starting point of 50. Slide 3 is for the brightness of your paint. Slide 4 is for the shape of your brush, now a stamp at this point, and it includes multiple shapes, stamp-ish items, and the alphabet, complete the base 10 numbers to round it off. Slide 5 is for your canvas, the backdrop, and it has 6 possible configurations, so enjoy painting with an already-given background! Slide 6 is for the direction of your brush (or stamp). Slide 7 is for the opacity of your paint, and how clear it is- but be warned, if multiple paint splotches are dropped onto one another, they bring down the opacity, so I would advise to use a careful delicate click/space.
I made this project when I was bored- roughly 5 - 7 hours on it. Credits to myself for it all- and whoever made the pen system, them too. I might possibly expand on this to give it more features! But hey, that's in the future. (What I wish there was was a saturation feature in the looks tab, then it'd be complete.) So uh yeah, this project also is kind of a lure- not in a bad way- but to get attention to myself, because I'm making some big projects! This is just a taste of what I can do in 6 hours! And- that's not delusions of grandeur speaking, I checked and one of them had something like 9,800 blocks in it, while the other one had 5,700- anyways, if you want to know when those drop and what they are, then give a follow! #art #sandbox #short #canvas
