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Hi! Thanks for this great work. I am using it for my teaching slides.
I absolutely need to draw on top of my slides when I present them, so I added some code to do it.
I am not submitting a pull request because the code is small, and if you like it it will be faster for you to integrate it nicely. It relies on the fabric.js (https://github.com/fabricjs) library.
Here is an example from my course (its in french:-): http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~roys/ift1005/01-internet.html
When in full mode, here are some keys to try:
a enters drawing mode
b exits drawing mode
just click and drag to draw. All drawings "stick" to the current slide.
z to erase current slide
1, 2, 3 to change color
8, 9,0 to change pen shape
You can see this in action in my recorded course :
The code that needs to be added to a slide is this:
<!-- live drawing --><linkrel="stylesheet" href="shower/dessin.css"><divid="canvas-wrapper"><canvasid="sheet"></canvas></div><scriptsrc="js/fabric.js"></script><scriptsrc="shower/dessin.js"></script>
I have this on gitlab, but its all in the slides I provided. Feel free to use it as you see fit.
What's missing: drawing everything in list mode, and printing everything correctly.
Thanks again for this great project,
Sébastien
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Hi! Thanks for this great work. I am using it for my teaching slides.
I absolutely need to draw on top of my slides when I present them, so I added some code to do it.
I am not submitting a pull request because the code is small, and if you like it it will be faster for you to integrate it nicely. It relies on the fabric.js (https://github.com/fabricjs) library.
Here is an example from my course (its in french:-):
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~roys/ift1005/01-internet.html
When in full mode, here are some keys to try:
You can see this in action in my recorded course :
The code that needs to be added to a slide is this:
I have this on gitlab, but its all in the slides I provided. Feel free to use it as you see fit.
What's missing: drawing everything in list mode, and printing everything correctly.
Thanks again for this great project,
Sébastien
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: