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Allow for infinite canvas #3
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Panning should be done via special gesture or shortcut such as space key + drag. Single finger touch should be reserved for drawing. |
Ya that will get cumbersome fast.
For example, I've got a 2-in-1 windows tablet, so I don't have a space key
in tablet mode.
If I have to pan using 2 fingers all the time, there's a high chance I
accidentally only use one finger sometimes meaning I accidentally draw a
line.
I think you'll find if you try an app like OneNote you'll find panning with
1-finger very intuitive
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Panning should be done via special gesture or shortcut such as space key +
drag. Single finger touch should be reserved for drawing.
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Well that is how all modern drawing programs work for a reason. You pan with fingers on touch devices. The best option is to let users change the shortcut key but the default behavior should remain the way it is (industry standard pretty much) I'm drawing on Wacom since wacom one so these are not just random opinions fyi |
A button/shortcut would be great
…On Mon, Jan 25, 2021, 3:51 AM foxnoodles ***@***.***> wrote:
Well that is how all modern drawing programs work for a reason. You pan
with fingers on touch devices.
The best option is to let users change the shortcut key but the default
behavior should remain the way it is (industry standard pretty much)
I'm drawing on Wacom since wacom one so these are not just random opinions
fyi
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This is amazing!
Your pressure curve is perfect!
As an idea for further development, allow panning using touch (instead of also drawing) so that the canvas can be infinite
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