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SonarSonic / DrawingBotV3

DrawingBotV3 is a software for converting images into vector art
https://docs.drawingbotv3.com
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Suggestions/Improvements for Adaptive Circular Scribbles #50

Closed SonarSonic closed 1 year ago

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

As per email suggestion. output_image 19095

papiend commented 2 years ago

It would be great if thescribbler could output a path in .svg so that it could be used in a drawing machine. If anyone could help, I would be grateful forever.

papiend commented 2 years ago

http://3dstereophoto.blogspot.com/2019/04/painting-software-scribbler.html

SterkArtLine commented 2 years ago

@papiend Yes, we are in the same situation. I've searched too, but someone with good coding knowledge needs help. I hope a solution is found.

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

single_path

I'm working on it ;)

SterkArtLine commented 2 years ago

You're amazing Ollie, I'm so glad to see this message. It was exactly the algorithm and drawing style I needed to “create gradations without multiple pencils”. I'm counting on you good luck :)

led commented 2 years ago

This looks fabulous. Itching to give it a 'whirl'.

papiend commented 2 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxjM5HyqyUI&list=PLmm_L3InpMwE6SbfY1IE17f0Zcmc-WbGd&index=3

Maybe this is where you can get an idea ...

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

circular_scribbles_final

SterkArtLine commented 2 years ago

The option to have lines only in the portrait, without the lines in the background like other filters in DrawingBot software, would be great.

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

@SterkArtLine This isn't the final version of the Path Finding Module, I'm trying to get it as close to the paper Tone- and Feature-Aware Circular Scribble Art as possible. In their implementation they don't limit the curve areas in white areas of the image as this can lead to artifacts. I do think it will be possible though in a appealing way, but it may be that it only works really well on images like the one above, where there is a clear subject.

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

I'll reopen this issue actually as an for enhancements to the Algorithm

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SterkArtLine commented 2 years ago

portrait circular

Here is an example of a picture I drew with the ChiuEtAl algorithm earlier. There are no lines in the white areas. It's the same thing we're talking about. I eagerly await the results. I hope it ends soon, Ollie. I wish you ease.

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

Yeah that's style is the aim. Where can I find this implementation of the Algorithm to compare results?

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

Ahh I found it. I've been coding mine from scratch, I shall make some comparisons.

SterkArtLine commented 2 years ago

Well, I can send the file if you need it.

SonarSonic commented 2 years ago

Just an update to say this algorithm was added in the latest version, you should use images with a high resolution and very high contrast for the best results and if you wish to achieve results similar to Chiu Et Al’s implementation use a size of paper, pen width which gives you a plotting size of 4000px on the largest edge then use the “Chiu Et Al – 4000px” preset.

papiend commented 1 year ago

I am very satisfied with their program. I use it a lot. There is a ke my question: in the "Adaptive Circular Scribbles" section, would it be possible to connect the edge lines so that it does not lift the pencil? Thanks!

papiend commented 1 year ago

Andrea-removebg

led commented 1 year ago

To fix the pen lift issue, set your clipping mode to 'Page' (you'll find it in the 'Drawing Area' panel). You might need to make sure you've got a slight margin around your image too.

papiend commented 1 year ago

Thank you very much, I solved it..

SonarSonic commented 1 year ago

Closing as Adaptive Circular Scribbles is out of Beta as of v1.5.2 and producing really lovely results!