Releases: Kirilllive/ASCII_Art_Paint
ASCII Art paint 10
Updated context menu in which an item was added to unselect and icons were added.
Improved stability of import/export and buffer processing functions. Fixed issues with loading custom fonts.
Improved compatibility with innovations in Tuesday JS and Web browsers.
The page of the ASCII Art Paint graphics editor has been updated.
ASCII Art paint 9
ASCII Art paint 8 color depth
ASCII Art paint release 7 Braille
Added function to export images to Braille.
Using the analysis of the original image, the algorithm matches dark and light pixels with eight dot Braille characters, This method better captures the contours and details of the original image and is suitable for high contrast images (like black and white manga comics).
This implementation uses Unicode characters (U2800 to U28FF) and is therefore incompatible with ASCII counterparts, and braille characters are missing in many fonts.
ASCII Art paint release 6
This release fixes minor bugs with the "selection" tool,
- Fixed issues when selecting one row or one column.
- Fixed display of metadata and cursor coordinates in the lower right corner of the editor.
- Added display of the size of the selected area next to the cursors for the "selection" tool
To my surprise, this project got a lot of attention on ProductHunt. As a result, many news sites wrote about the project: BleNews , Kachibito , FlipBoard
ASCII Art paint release 5 Proportions resize
ASCII Art paint release 4 Small update with bug fixes
ASCII Art paint release 3 Export ASCII Art to PNG image file
The function of exporting the image to a PNG file with transparency has been added.
By default, the dimensions of images for export are automatically determined taking into account the aspect ratio of the canvas, but you can set your own size, while the proportions of the characters will remain the same and will not be stretched.
The export will use the font specified in the editor, and you can also use your own uploaded font.
Now you can publish your ASCII art as a regular image and transfer the images to a bitmap editor like PhotoShop or GIMP.