Shape Exchange

[ashton]

This is a really amazing tool. Is there any rule for how to space shapes in the file?
I am going to use kanji characters.

[inverse catheter]

i gotta say Ryan, you're running with a pretty shit attitude there and to be quite frank, coming off as a spoiled brat. we all have suggestions and aspects we'd like to see altered, added in, whatever, but the reality is that everything has to be prioritised and managed within the time and energy available. please understand that all of this, the app, the boards, the organisation is all run under the steam of one man, and that in his spare time

as was stated, Alchemy is open source so the code is there and freely available with a web full of support and learning materials to get you and anyone else on their way to building and adding whatever they see fit. it's pretty rich to admit to your own laziness and yet rag on someone else for not acting out your every whim. by all means man keep making suggestions, that's what all this is here for, but please keep them tempered with reason and a sense of community

[Ryan Walsh]

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[Ryan Walsh]

..okay Karl i understand now..

[eldritch48]

Here are some more shapes, taken from various pictures found on the internet.

[eldritch48]

And a few more, again, made from images found on the Internet.

[ashton]

I think speed does not equal thought.

To the argument above, it seems to reflect the A.D.D generation which
I say factually. I started using Photoshop when there was only one undo. You had to work smart. I also
used to cut and paste physically to make printing plates. You had to work smart. I think this application
is spot on. It's made by artists. I hate interfaces, menus and other clutter.

I like making the shapes separately, speed is no issue here.

The voice filter is ground breaking.



so much fun.

[eldritch48]

I find myself using the bones shapes quite a bit, so I went and made more.