alchemy |’alkemē
Figurative: a process by which paradoxical results are achieved or incompatible elements combined with no obvious rational explanation
Alchemy is an open drawing project aimed at exploring how we can sketch, draw, and create on computers in new ways. Alchemy isn’t software for
... [More] creating finished artwork, but rather a sketching environment that focuses on the absolute initial stage of the creation process. Experimental in nature, Alchemy lets you brainstorm visually to explore an expanded range of ideas and possibilities in a serendipitous way. [Less]
This project is about developing a set of 2D GUI components (buttons, sliders, labels, text boxes etc) that can be used with all 2D and 3D graphics modes in the Processing sketching environment (http://www.processing.org)
The GUI components are positioned on the display using pixel coordinates. A
... [More] panel component is also available which allows other components to be grouped. The panel can then be dragged anywhere on the screen taking the components with it, when not required the panel can be collapsed to a simple tab (hiding the components) so as to clear screen real estate for the main Processing sketch.
Care has been taken to follow the standard library guidelines provided by 'Processing' to ease further development of this library.
The latest GUI component library will be made available at http://gui4processing.lagers.org.uk [Less]
The Sketch project was created to support a more flexible modeling activity in Eclipse, enriching user's interaction with graphical editors by taking advantage from the capabilities provided by touch/tablet devices using free-hand sketching recognition.
Sketching recognition - Sketch is able to
... [More] recognize user's input and create elements on graphical editors built with GMF and GEF
Little code - It's possible to add sketching capabilities to GMF/GEF editors by just extending Sketch's tool -- the API listen to user's input and returns the recognition results.
Shapes Editor - The sample editor shipped with Sketch has form recognition and annotation capabilities -- you may use them as is on your own editor. [Less]
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