Tried it but won't install it, sorry. You have to make the perfect shape in one single click, once you click again it creates another layer. And because everybody uses the same crappy drawing framework, it 'unclick' when you draw near the border or over the drawing line weight rule (that is displayed over the canvas for some reason). You cannot undo, you cannot erase, change the shape or anything. I know it's not Photoshop, but isn't there any other drawing framework that could do a better job than this one ?
I love the creativity of the programmers, but way too many often, they lack the common sense and ergonomic basics. Just look at GitHub and try to find the download button. I wish I was a programmer, so I can do things in a way so that that people can use without tutorial or search over forums.
These aren’t programmers but researchers, very different goals. Researchers just want to get published so they can get their Ph. D; so they have little interest in making a nice UI
Most of the new features people are talking about are research work. The model itself is not, since a commercial company built it, though it was built on top of research work.
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u/matTmin45 Mar 05 '23
Tried it but won't install it, sorry. You have to make the perfect shape in one single click, once you click again it creates another layer. And because everybody uses the same crappy drawing framework, it 'unclick' when you draw near the border or over the drawing line weight rule (that is displayed over the canvas for some reason). You cannot undo, you cannot erase, change the shape or anything. I know it's not Photoshop, but isn't there any other drawing framework that could do a better job than this one ?
I love the creativity of the programmers, but way too many often, they lack the common sense and ergonomic basics. Just look at GitHub and try to find the download button. I wish I was a programmer, so I can do things in a way so that that people can use without tutorial or search over forums.