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Ok i could not see Pilou's image at work, now i got it.

[Taron]

You doooo?! ...explain, please!

[Taron]

Verve v0.99v.09

VRI format (Verve Image Brush Format)
(version 3)

BANK 1 (individually compressed)
bytes -> content
0-18 -> header: "Verve brush images"
19 -> current version: 3
int
image count
float
brush bristle size
brush bristle count
brush bristle bias
brush oscillator
brush oscillator chaos
byte
brush image mode
paint mode
(compress bank (me dumb))
end bank 1 compress again ( )

IMAGE BANKS (layer count)
per bank...bank size = width*height*6 (so wrong) + 87+image name length
float
width
height
UV0.x
UV0.Y
UV1.x
UV1.y
UV2.x
UV2.y
UV3.x
UV3.y
byte
perspective mode

int
name length
string (bytes)
image name
float
image data color (RGBA)
width * height * 4
image data material (R)
width * height
...loops until all layers are compressed in their own bank[/quote]

For hackers!

[Taron]

Quite the opposite, I believe! Hackers would be bored to know how to create brush images?!

A Verve mIRC channel.

@Taron

Is it possible to enlarge floating color picker? I found it hard sometimes to pick color as my monitor has high DPI, so color picker is a bit smaller.
It shouldn't be a problem as you draw it procedurally anyway? (i.e. to be able to multiply / multiply with inverse amount on a keys? )
Yes, I know I have sliders for RGB selection, but anyway it would be very helpful to have it bigger in order to see a color easily.
Thanks!

[Taron]

Oh, yes, sure! The next version will have a bigger color picker!
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by multiply/inverse multiply amount on keys?
Do you mean to control color values with keys, like making them darker or brighter? Or do you mean a multiply/screen paint mode?

Multiply paint mode is really tough with my system. It could be very confusing for artists.
Additive mode already exists, of course, while it's quite aggressive.

IF, however, you mean to multiply the current color with a color you'd pick, that is a very, very interesting idea!!!

Heheh no.
I meant in terms of scaling it up and down. The color picker widget.
You surely have some definitions in code for color pickers width and height etc. So if you introduce new constant for scale; when you multiply that definitions with i.e. 1.20 you scaled it up fo 20% while oposite if you multiply it with 1/1.20 you will scale it down for 20%. And this scale divisions can be preset in lookup table, so you avoid division which is slow. I'm sure you know all this stuff!
Sorry for being pain in the ass and talking about this stuff, but you know that I'm programmer too;-)
And you can then map that scale up and down to some key;-)

100 * 1.2 = 120
120 * (1/1.2) = 100

[Taron]

AH, hahaha, MAN, now I won't be able to surprise you anymore, haha... danged!
I thought the same thing, except more interactive by holding [alt]+[space] to size the color picker!
I won't sacrifice precious keys for that, though, hehe, it's getting really dense in that regard. Eventually I will create a custom hotkey feature, but that will have to wait.
Cool, yeah, anyway, great call!