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The problem with the iPad is that you can't open .html files with the iOS system, you can try, but only the code will be displayed

hay una forma de poder seleccionar un cell de un grid por medio de scripts? que estoy programando una funcion donde pase valores de un cell de un grid a otro pero para que funcione correctamente necesita forzosamente estar seleccionado y la unica forma que se hacer eso es darle click al cell

Is there a way to select a cell in a grid using scripts? I'm programming a function that passes values from one cell in a grid to another, but for it to work correctly, the cell needs to be selected, and the only way I know how to do that is by clicking on it

And how do I make the target detect the checkbox? :v

What I do to draw in WigglyPaint on my iPad is use this page https://beyondloom.com/tools/wigglypaint.html and be able to use WigglyPaint without any problems

I also use Safari because it has the option to zoom in on the page, allowing me to zoom out as much as possible. I refresh it, and that way I can use WigglyPaint without it looking blurry

I would also like it to be on the AppStore or PlayStore, but unfortunately the engine of this app (Decker) is not fully compatible with mobile devices :(

I decided to change his eyes a bit <3

they look weird compared to the previous drawing XD

OMG thx so much!  :>

A cute slime girl <3

I made it with my ipad

Now, to customize its hexadecimal value, you'll need to do a little programming. In the same options section, change the name of the Hex text box for the new number to any name you like to identify it. Then, open the "Card" tab and click on "Script..." where you'll simply need to paste this:

on view do
  TheSigmaColor.text:f format patterns[40]
end
on apply_pal do
 patterns[40]:f parse TheSigmaColor.text
end

Then exit the section by going to "File -> Close Script"

Changing its color tone will be a little more difficult. You have to go to the options section of WigglyPaint and then duplicate a colored square and its Hex text. Change the name of the new square to "c*the same number as the new marker*" and with that you will be able to customize the sixth color!

Im a hacker bro. I just tweaked the page a bit to add brushes with different colors Bv
but is little easy, although it requires knowing how the program in which wigglypaint was created works internally

First, you have to click on "Tool" located in the top bar, and then click on "Widgets" This will allow you to modify the interface. You will have to duplicate the markers and rename (You can change its name by double-clicking on its sprite) the new ones to "hi*numbers*" by placing a number between [32 - 47] except for 33, 36, 39, 32, 47, 44 those numbers are already in used (it won't work if you use other numbers, so strictly speaking, the limit is 16 color palettes, plus the number 44 is reserved for the preview when changing colors in "options")

Oh, im stupid! XD
I didn't know I had to copy it to my project, I thought it was part of Decker or the Lil language
THX!!

estoy intentando hacer un controlador de colores para Decker utilizando valores HSV pero cuando intento usar "Col Module" no me funciona, el resultado final simplemente queda vacío y el color se vuelve negro

estaba usando ese método ya que lo vi en "all about colors" https://beyondloom.com/decker/color.html y pensaba que lo podía usar para esta herramienta

eso si, puedo pasar valores RGB a HSV utilizando métodos matemáticos que me ocupan unas cuantas lineas de código pero me funcionan, lo que trato ahora es pasar los valores HSV a RGB o Packed Color para poder ajustar colores por ese medio

I'm trying to create a color controller for Decker using HSV values, but when I try to use "Col Module," it doesn't work. The final result is simply empty, and the color turns black.

I was using that method because I saw it on "All About Colors" (https://beyondloom.com/decker/color.html) and thought I could use it for this tool.

However, I can convert RGB values to HSV using mathematical methods that take a few lines of code but work. What I'm trying to do now is convert the HSV values to RGB or Packed Color so I can adjust the colors that way.

(This will be written with Google Translate, sorry, my English is very bad.) A few days ago I discovered Decker and I'm learning how to use it. Right now I'm trying to figure out how to import an image into Decker while preserving its color palette and patterns. When I draw something in Decker and export and import it again, I can't get it to retain its pattern. I can keep the colors, but the pattern becomes a solid image without that characteristic drag effect, which makes it difficult to transfer to a canvas. At least I already know how to transfer an image to a canvas in Decker, so I just want to know how to import an image with all its patterns using Aseprite or some other external program. I don't want to draw the whole thing directly in Decker because, honestly, it's inconvenient.

texto original: (esto estará escrito con traductor google, perdón pero mi ingles es muy malo) hace pocos dias descubrí sobre decker y estoy aprendiendo a cómo usarlo y ahora mismo estoy viendo como puedo importar una imagen a decker conservando su paleta de colores y sus patrones ya que cuando hago un dibujo en decker y lo exporto e importo nuevamente, no logro que conserve su patrón, puedo hacer que mantenga sus colores pero el patrón se transforma en imagen solida sin ese efecto característico que tiene al arrastrarlo y eso me dificulta para cuando quiera pasarlo a un canvas, almenos ya sé como pasar una imagen a canvas en decker, así que solo quiero saber como logro importar una imagen con sus patrones y todo usando aseprite o algún otro programa externo porque no quiero estar dibujando todo un dibujo directamente desde decker ya que honestamente me es incomodo.

Ctrl+Z doesn't work on this page, to go back you have to use the OOPS! button

hehe colors attack!

i really love this page <3

I just stumbled upon a hidden tool. Why was it hidden if it works perfectly?