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Pattern Fill #479

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ConspiracyCat opened this issue Sep 3, 2014 · 2 comments
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Pattern Fill #479

ConspiracyCat opened this issue Sep 3, 2014 · 2 comments
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@ConspiracyCat ConspiracyCat commented Sep 3, 2014

What do you want to do?
Have a pattern fill bucket along with the solid and gradient fill options.

How would it work?
Pretty much like the photoshop pattern fill, it would use primary and secondary selected colours to create the effect. For starters, to avoid having to save custom patterns, you could start with the 4 or so patterns that are commonly recognised as the generic "gradient" steps to dither from one colour to another. I have attached an image showing the different patterns below.

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@dacap dacap commented Sep 12, 2014 •
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Related to #175, #418, and #1387
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@dacap dacap added the dithering label Mar 23, 2016
@dacap dacap modified the milestones: v1.2, v1.4 May 4, 2017
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@dacap dacap commented Jun 9, 2017

Fixed with 0bab4e7 and 2a15c58
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