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The API is currently missing a way to make strokes gradually disappear when in "superimposed" mode. As in the official superimposed demo, after a few characters it quickly becomes a mess.
It's possible to do paper.getRenderer().clear(), but that's a bit too ambitious, leaving the user without feedback. So a more gradual fading out of strokes would be appreciated, either based on time or on result event.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* commit '8caaf2542997c662e2e460819e7b38e459394172': (24 commits)
[DEV] Improve diagram rest, add missing comments
[DEV] Make diagram example simpler
[DEV] Better colors
[DEV] Change export and preview buttons, mainly style improvements
[DEV] Fix hmac in rest, better diagram thickness
[DEV] Change style of color and thickness
[DEV] Add v1 alert when pointerDown on preview
[DEV] Improve remove stroke, add redraw from strokes, improve example with existing diagrams
[DEV] Style for eraser and eraser cursor
[DEV] Add v1 eraser for diagram rest example
[DEV] Add rest examples to index page
[DEV] Improve export panel
[DEV] Improve export diagram rest to pptx
[DEV] Improve clear in diagram rest example
[DEV] Add support for multiple mimetypes in Rest, add export pptx diagram
[DEV] Change title rest examples, remove language from math
[DEV] Add katex for math rest example
[DEV] Change writeEntries to strokeGroups, diagram example fixes
[DEV] Improve diagram rest example
[DEV] Change tests structure and mocha tests as apiVersion in renderer are not relevant anymore
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The API is currently missing a way to make strokes gradually disappear when in "superimposed" mode. As in the official superimposed demo, after a few characters it quickly becomes a mess.
It's possible to do
paper.getRenderer().clear()
, but that's a bit too ambitious, leaving the user without feedback. So a more gradual fading out of strokes would be appreciated, either based on time or on result event.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: