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Attila The Gel
21st Dec 2008, 10:33 pm
I was just curious if it can be possible to draw in post new thread!
with that I mean like a simple draw. Like msn has whiteboard? real simple pencil and eraser!
Again, out of curiosety this is.

ReMark
22nd Dec 2008, 03:09 pm
No, that is not an option.

Strix
23rd Dec 2008, 02:31 am
Is it a known hack on vBulletin boards elsewhere?

if it's a useful hack, David is usually happy to have a look at the option of adding it

Attila The Gel
23rd Dec 2008, 09:11 am
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1667388

Freedraw: http://www.geocities.com/jnkjavaconnection/freedraw.html

Quick google got me this but I dont know much about these things

Attila The Gel
23rd Dec 2008, 03:01 pm
Don't know? how do you control the .jpg attachements?
I thought the drawing would automatically create a small .jpg and attach it?

Tankman
23rd Dec 2008, 04:24 pm
You could try this magical pencil if inclined! o:)

Sorry, couldn't resist, back to thread.

Lee Mac
23rd Dec 2008, 05:10 pm
This would be a good addition to CADtutor, sometimes it is so annoying having to draw something in paint and save it (making sure it is not too large!) and then having to upload it...

This would make life much easier! :P

MaxwellEdison
23rd Dec 2008, 05:19 pm
But there's no constraints on the lines! How am I supposed to draw anything with it, pull out my T-Square under my mouse? And where are the linetypes! Can I make blocks, or am I limited to draconian copy/pasting.

I'm kidding of course, but I do wonder how many people on this forum in particular would stress over a slightly crooked line in something like that.

ReMark
23rd Dec 2008, 05:28 pm
Can't...stand...crooked...lines...must...use...s t r a i g h t e d g e.

Attila The Gel
23rd Dec 2008, 05:50 pm
It would be timesaving, like in autocad everything is made so that we can draw fast, faster much faster!
But when it comes to posting an attachent ... (what Lee Mac sead!)

ReMark
23rd Dec 2008, 06:12 pm
Can we get an online version of Etch-a-Sketch? Have you ever seen what a master with one of those contraptions can draw? Freakin' amazing!

Strix
23rd Dec 2008, 07:49 pm
well how's about we use this (http://www.etchy.org/), then post the screen shots? :thumbsup:

btw - moved this thread into 'feedback' :thumbsup:

ReMark
23rd Dec 2008, 07:54 pm
Thanks Strix. That website will be my undoing. I'll be up all night etching a sketching! Or should that be sketching a etching?

MaxwellEdison
23rd Dec 2008, 08:03 pm
Just be sure you don't start shaking your monitor, that goes double for a laptop!

Attila The Gel
23rd Dec 2008, 09:30 pm
This is insane! I had one of those never ever thought that this was possible with those things:?.

Menkind can do amaizing things, sometimes I think we ARE the aliens on this planet??

http://images.google.be/images?hl=nl&q=Etch-a-Sketch&btnG=Afbeeldingen+zoeken&gbv=2http://xorsyst.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/etch-a-sketch-gta4.jpg

Lee Mac
24th Dec 2008, 01:11 pm
Wow :shock:

That looks amazing! - must've taken a while to draw.

I'd laugh if the guy had dropped the Etch-a-Sketch after drawing it, only to find the drawing erased....

ReMark
24th Dec 2008, 07:50 pm
There is actually a process by which the image can be saved. I recall reading about it but I cannot recall exactly what the process was. I think it had to do with opening up the back of the Etch-a-Sketch and removing something.

Lee Mac
28th Dec 2008, 01:09 pm
Yeah, that sounds reasonable, its probably pretty simple to figure out what to remove when you take one of those apart - probably just a magnet that runs across the screen when you shake it... :P

MaxwellEdison
29th Dec 2008, 03:11 am
All of your Etch-a-sketch questions answered here (http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/question317.htm)!!!

Also it seems this thread was quite expertly hijacked by nostalgia...