Re: Biscuit | Version 1.1.1 OUT NOW!
I know a bit of C++ and will willingly learn more if necessary.
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I know a bit of C++ and will willingly learn more if necessary.
Bump
We might have a new programmer soon, if anyone hasn't been following this new thread.
Mac version?????? Pweeeaaaaase?
Well I use mac, so that's a priority here too 
I would test it on Mac, if you make a Mac port.
(I am fully aware since I started posting on these forums again, all I've talked about are Mac ports, but it has to be done)
We might have a new programmer soon....
I suspect he's busy improving his own commercial software, and he's off to a great start too.
I just looked at your list KB and while I agree with most of it I think that onion skinning should be a priority over masking. (It would also be far easier to implement 
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It is nice to see that this isn't dead.
I agree that onionskinning should be a higher priority than masking. Also, I added frame averaging to the list just as a possible feature that can be quite nice.
I do agree that onion skinning is important.
My reasoning behind the listing is that I thought being able to mask is a unique feature that we could put on an earlier version. That said, it's not an important feature like onion skinning for the next version.
Feel free to change it if you don't agree with me
We should make a basic program before discussing or debating about future features.
Agreed. Let's get something that can capture/import, put together and export frames
Okay, how are we going to develop this? Web languages or something else?
I thought we were originally but it now transpires that people appear to be more confident in other languages. Shall we do a quick survey on what languages people would feel able to work in?
Wow. So glad this gained more interest. Good work so far.
A survey sounds good.
Personally I think we should use web languages and a wrapper, because it will be easier to develop for multiple platforms, and there are many powerful javascript libraries.
Last edited by lunears (August 13, 2014 (10:09am))
So here we go I guess! My unbiased survey.
Vote:
1. Web languages ( 
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2. C or C++ ( 
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3. Python ( )
4. Java ( 
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Anybody still on for this?
Since you seem to be the most motivated and most likely to see it through I suggest you do this your way using your language. Others will jump on board in whatever capacity they can and follow your lead.
Nike. Just do it.
Good idea, I shall start development I guess.
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