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thanks

no, that should be a bug!

thanks for posetive feedback. LMAO for the analogy :D

Photopea looks like a clone of Adobe Photoshop imo;and, it's a raster editing software and it's quite impressive to be fair.

https://scissor.studio/ is rather a vector first software that support raster editing as well; Also, it's not a replica/clone of an existing software. it has similar concepts and shortcut (for sake of helping user) however Scissor has many original Ideas (e.g. Isometric grid and grid shape maker, Perspective Grid, ... )

Hey People,

In case you find some gaps or find out a bug, I really do appriciate if you report it here: - https://github.com/samalstudios/scissor-community/issues/new...

Haven't decided on the OpenSource yet (I had a project back in the day called Open-Scissor but that is different).

Here is the bug report: - https://github.com/samalstudios/scissor-community/issues/new...

so true. the raster processing is slow for big files, but it's my fault and not Rust :D

Hopefully, after finishing it fully, in future I'll create a native desktop version.

[Spoiler Alert] I am also thining about creating a LLM moder for vector generation with open weights that can be run by user, so we can have AI fearues as well (far in future)

thanks for trying it and I'm glad you liked it. I am planning to create a Feedback dialog that users can send feedback about the UI (with their consent and intent, so I can be aware of the bugs and gaps)

Sorry the UI on Mobile is work in progress and currently, it's not accessible via Mobile (small screens); my plan is to creeate a special touch friendly UI for mobile and I haven't finished the concept (UX wise).

Exactly, the primary idea is to edit vector files; Hoewever, I am trying to add features for raster files as well.

currently the raster editing features are not quite there yet, and I need time (a lot of time) to make it in a quality that doesn't drive user crazy (I'm first user to this app in the first place and I don't like it when it's not snappy and smooth)

I don't replicate, I am creating an aleternative for myself and people like me that they need an advanced app but can't afford to give an arm and a leg.

firstly I'm not a bot! I didn't understand the question correctly. Anyway thanks for pointing the gap, I will look into it

thanks for positive energy <3

for moving point by point you should select pointer tool (A) then click on the path after that you can move each pixel separetly; Thanks for letting me know the UX issue, I make it easier to access

thanks! it's the power of rust

It's a static SinglePage web applicaiton that runs everything completely locally on your machine. it also mean the better computer you have the better performance.

It's a PWA and you can install it like a Native app, and as it's writen in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly it's almost as fast as a native app (and it does not send any user data to anywhere all the artwork stuff are fully local; the only thing that it send to the backend is no of users for analytics and users can opt-out in the setting).

haven't thought about it to be hoest, but now that we have AI I might be able to transalte it to Swift to make some MacOS version, or create a desktop app for Linux/... using Tauri

hopefuly I get some time and I personally create a nice vector and add it to the samples, some isometric catroon and doing it manually (there is a iso berlin that I am working but manual labor takes so much time...).

thanks for the feedback, the Fox is a traced vector from a raster image and it's been added just to great users with some good vibes, and give user a wam feeling :D .

thanks for the feedback and reporing the bug, the goal was to have the custom context menu instead of the browser one; but seems like that casued an error, will fix it asap.

fixed.

The best part of this technique is the AI detects both hands and their status continuesly

I tried to keep the ideas conceptual for and not bring too many frameworky features to the language itself but rather a the standard library.

However, there are features that I intentionally brought it to the language:

- DI and IoC features:

this language is not made for writing hello world programms, rather some microservices and the code suppose to have abstraction layer and impl layer that connected via DI

- Event

I wanted to have a similar concept as (signals) as part of language - It's worth mentioning that the transport layer has a default implementation but it can be changed (https://code-by-sia.github.io/xi/events?_highlight=events#ap...)

- Different Function Types: the reason for having differnet function types is rather memory management, basically give Compiler more information; therefore, at the compile time we know how to manage the memory, It also brings some limitations (for example, a mapper function is not allowed to make any mutation or actions calls)

- Memory management: it's still not perfect as the compiler is still not in the fully self-hosted stage and currently it complies to C99 then to binary, but the idea is to avoid GC while not making hard-to-learn syntax (e.g. Rust borrowing) see more at : https://code-by-sia.github.io/xi/memory/

I used LLM for the documentaiton, I had this project going on an off for a while (5+ years), first version was in C then when I managed to make first usable compiler, I flattened the history and re-write (mostly replace all) the code into xi - however mostly if/else and loop blocks; therfore, I had it as a self-host compiler (a compiler that written in its own language) - I used AI along the way for refactoring and documentation, but the core idea and most work is done by me.