Closed jordyvandomselaar closed 7 years ago
Hey, thanks for letting me know. Got any screenshots of what you mean? The line is meant to get thicker based on mouse speed, in order to create a more realistic "ink-like" look. But it shouldn't be a massive difference.
Have you, by any chance, got an unusual mouse or display? Like a hi-dpi mouse?
Image: http://prntscr.com/c5v0bz, would it be possible to turn this effect off? I'm using a regular mouse but the app I'm using this in will get deployed on Ipads
Thanks! It would indeed be possible to switch it off, and it's definitely an useful option. I can probably add it by the end of the week, but please feel free to submit a PR!
Thank you! I'll see what I can do :D
Hey any word on this?
@teacoat completely forgot about this. I think I've got a nice bunch of updates lined up already, so might fix this and make a release soon.
@jordyvandomselaar @teacoat this is now fixed in v.0.2.3
, available on npm right now 💥
to disable the adaptive stroke width, you can just do:
myAtramentInstance.adaptiveStroke = false;
You're awesome!
@jakubfiala Just saw this, thanks a lot!
As the title says. When I move my mouse slowly the line is very thin, but when I move it faster it becomes HUGE! How can I fix this?