Great ! I've just purchased it and it's very effective ! Thanks. ! (The fisheye grid is so cool !) But on my Mac, the canvas is always fitted the window and I can't zoom/dezoom the canvas or move it with with the Apple mighty mouse (without scroll wheel). So it's hard to place the vanishing points far to the sides :(. Can you solve this?
Feature requests:
-Show the horizon line and, in 2D mode link it to the vanishing points
-in 3D mode : shorten further the render distance (too much lines near the horizon make a confused cluster)
Thanks for supporting! I've added a quick fix for the OSX version that allows you to:
pan the canvas by holding SHIFT while you click and drag
zoom in/out with the -/= keys
Hope this is useful. Let me know if you have any issues with it. Re new features: It's unlikely that I'll add any additional stuff (sorry :( ) but you never know, maybe one day. Thanks :)
Feature request: In 3D perspective, it looks like the grids above and below the horizontal line don't have the same division. Can we have the option to enable it? And about the cube, can we have one cube that always on the ground? This way we can easily measure the correct height (it's more difficult when the cube is in the air)
Thanks for downloading the tool! I can definitely add a setting to change how the cube behaves.
Could you post a screenshot of the unequal line divisions? There's a button that should set the line divisions to remain equal but it's possible you've found a bug. Here's the button:
Feature request: add support to copy grid to clipboard, and also importing images from clipboard. downloading/saving images is such a hassle. Grids are very temporary use usually.
Thanks for using the tool :) The engine I used to make this doesn't have an easy way of setting images on the clipboard but I'll see what I can do - I agree it would be a useful feature.
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Could the grid be exported as vector lines, such as SVG?
Then the grid could be snapped to in applications such as Affinity Designer, or Xara Designer, which would make it ideal for illustration / logo work.
Great ! I've just purchased it and it's very effective ! Thanks. ! (The fisheye grid is so cool !)
But on my Mac, the canvas is always fitted the window and I can't zoom/dezoom the canvas or move it with with the Apple mighty mouse (without scroll wheel). So it's hard to place the vanishing points far to the sides :(. Can you solve this?
Feature requests:
-Show the horizon line and, in 2D mode link it to the vanishing points
-in 3D mode : shorten further the render distance (too much lines near the horizon make a confused cluster)
But for now it's already cool :)
Thanks for supporting! I've added a quick fix for the OSX version that allows you to:
Hope this is useful. Let me know if you have any issues with it. Re new features: It's unlikely that I'll add any additional stuff (sorry :( ) but you never know, maybe one day. Thanks :)
Fast and effective :) Thanks
Feature request: In 3D perspective, it looks like the grids above and below the horizontal line don't have the same division. Can we have the option to enable it? And about the cube, can we have one cube that always on the ground? This way we can easily measure the correct height (it's more difficult when the cube is in the air)
Thanks for downloading the tool! I can definitely add a setting to change how the cube behaves.
Could you post a screenshot of the unequal line divisions? There's a button that should set the line divisions to remain equal but it's possible you've found a bug. Here's the button:
Feature request: add support to copy grid to clipboard, and also importing images from clipboard. downloading/saving images is such a hassle. Grids are very temporary use usually.
Thankss xD
Thanks for using the tool :) The engine I used to make this doesn't have an easy way of setting images on the clipboard but I'll see what I can do - I agree it would be a useful feature.
lol i was literally gonna try to build this myself xD. good thing i did a bit of searching thanks