#Doc to SVG

[gordonramsei]

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long time no see ! these past few months have been stressful for me so i wanted to extend my most sincere gratitude for each and every one of u and all of ur patience ! it is truly appreciated more than u know ! fantasy is a multi - purpose tumblr theme that's compact , customizable , and cute as heck . with plenty of styling options , u can make this code ur own and show off ur own personal vibe . i'm endlessly excited to see what all of ur lovely brains come up with ! as usual , pls let me know if u encounter any errors or bugs and i will do my best to troubleshoot asap !

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[cyberpunk-r-j]

Attempting to bring my LED wiring doc (created with mermaid.live) into Inkscape as an SVG. Not useful. But with a little massaging, I did end up with this rather artistic depiction.

[patheticbatman]

Marco as Merulan with Aximili

This is from @acavatica 's excellent Animorphs AU, Lies Agreed Upon.

I colored my all-Andalite one! The quality got murdered, so see below the cut if you would like to see the link to see the best version, and my steps to get there. For some reason the computer I was on let me get a really good .svg exactly once? And then it corrupted.

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1cUsoPn4zpWlsFy_8K72m1a7_G5pGPDS-Ns2mUdEvYwU/edit?usp=sharing

Please do not click the drawing, I will not check if it gets edits.

In any case, I tried to match the colors more with the author's own art, though the swirls on Marco are a bit off. Due to the tape keeping these two's papers together, I couldn't color this thing completely via marker and colored pencil. So I went onto google docs and I copied a bunch of little pictures of the overall picture, and copied them over and over like scales to emulate the fur. Brute force!

The following are closeups of my edits.

The above is an edit where I smoothed out some of the white I scribbled upon and did a little color editing on my phone. But ultimately while it looks prettier, it did not quite fit my vision. And also my phone stopped letting me edit it, making it necessary to take this onto Google drawings to finish. Tbh my edits on Marco's tail reminds me of lapis lazuli from Minecraft lol.

^The .svg before it got corrupted. Watch my process :D

[nhaneh]

Seriously, all I want is just a single static function that takes a Uri to a packed .svg file and desired output size and returns a Drawing or something that I could stuff into an ImageSource.

...of course since this is object oriented, it would also have to be stuffed into a static container class, but still.

The fact that none of the libraries seem to actually offer anything like this outside of .xaml bindings is absolutely wild to me. The most recommending library comes with object models large enough that the docs employ multiple charts to describe it, but it does not come with even a single, simple programmatic static conversion call.

increasingly feeling like OOP gives people brain rot

[lucid-moon]

Guide on how to use Fletcher for Proxying messages.

Fletcher is a Discord bot with a lot of miscellaneous utilities. If all you want is proxying features, I recommend you instead go with Pluralkit or Tupperbox, as they're primarily built for this use case. If you already have Fletcher around and want proxying, read on.

Sometimes Fletcher doesn't proxy messages for no apparent reason? Dropped events or something. IDK, that's beyond me to debug. Just know that it's not nearly as reliable as Pluralkit or Tupperbox.

The condensed Fletcher Proxying docs, where I got most of the initial info for this post, are found here.

I wrote this to explain how to proxy messages to someone on Discord, but it wouldn't fit in a single message there, so I moved it here and started expanding a bit.

(Tumblr doesn't really have inline code formatting as far as I can tell so for bits that are supposed to represent that I made them small and green.)

Prefix

First you start with a prefix you want to use for a proxy[0]:

!preference tupper [Prefix]

For example, my prefix is L:, so for me to set this up I would use:

!preference tupper L:

A prefix can… probably(?) be any non-space set of characters[1]. You could do something like:

!preference tupper abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

And then later after all the configuration was done[2] you can go:

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz this is a message being sent

…And Fletcher will delete and re-send under that proxy. (Of course, you would probably want to choose something easier to type out in regular usage. The Prefix can be anything, as long as you keep it consistent between the commands.)

Nickname

Next you choose a nickname for the proxy you want to send:

!preference tupper-nick-[Prefix] [Nickname]

For example, my nickname with Fletcher is Lucid | Lunae, so for me to set this up I would use:

!preference tupper-nick-L: Lucid | Lunae

Say I wanted to use that full-alphabet I mentioned in the #Prefix section above, and call that proxy Alphabet. I would do this:

!preference tupper-nick-abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Alphabet

Avatar

Next find a link to an image you want to use as your avatar.[1][3][4] The command to set a specific image to your proxy's avatar is this:

!preference tupper-avatar-[Prefix] [https://linktoimage/]

For Alphabet I might want to use this image:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/85/IPA_Unicode_0x0061.svg/240px-IPA_Unicode_0x0061.svg.png

So I would enter this command:

!preference tupper-avatar-abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/85/IPA_Unicode_0x0061.svg/240px-IPA_Unicode_0x0061.svg.png

Deletion

To delete a[5] specific !preference, run the command but with the optional parameter to instead be null. (This applies to almost all Fletcher preferences, not just proxy-related ones.)

For example:

Nickname !preference tupper-nick-[Prefix] null e.g. !preference tupper-nick-abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz null

Avatar !preference tupper-avatar-[Prefix] null e.g. !preference tupper-avatar-abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz null

Usage

To actually use a proxy once you've got a Prefix, Avatar, and Nickname set up, first you wait.[1][2] After the requisite period of Waiting, proxy usage is [Prefix][Text] in any message. If there is text before your Prefix, Fletcher won't proxy it. Using my Prefix L: as an example:

L:This is a test. This will be proxied, with the output: This is a test.

LL:Test. This won't be proxied: There is an extra L before the prefix.

L:L:Test. This will be proxied, with the output: L:Test.

:Test. This won't be proxied: The full prefix isn't included.

[0] Fletcher refers to proxies as "tuppers" for historical(?) reasons. [1] This isn't well-specified. [2] Definitely don't forget the waiting step. You have to wait some un-specified amount of time for these changes to actually work. [3] I'm pretty sure it has to be something hosted accessibly to Fletcher always? I think if the image at the link changes, your avatar will also change. [4] I don't think you can directly upload an image for Fletcher to use. You can upload an image to discord then use that discord image link, but I recommend against this as discord is taking steps to combat this in the near future. [5] It looks like you can't delete a Prefix. If you ever make a prefix you don't want, that sucks.

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How to Print a Digital Download from Etsy

The whole downloaded-file-to-framed-print-on-your-wall process breaks down like this:

- Save the file you purchased to your computer or thumbdrive.

- Take the file to a job printer and get it printed to the size you want.

- Take the printed file to a framer, and have it framed so it fits your décor.

Digital files are often much, much cheaper on Etsy than buying their physical item counterparts. Plus, when you buy a digital file, you can finetune it to the exact size you want for your own wall.  And once it’s printed, you can also choose the exact framing and matting combination you want.

Now, the details:

You were on Etsy or an artist’s website, and you fell in love with an image.  Perfect for your wall, but you’re not sure how the whole printing thing works.

Not to worry!  Lots of people use printable downloads every day for party decorations, invites, or coloring pages for kids (using their own home printer, if they have one), or for higher quality prestige printing for smashing wall art.  The following is a list of steps for accessing your digital downloads, and how to turn them into art you’ll be proud to see on your wall.

So, what’s a digital download, or ‘printable’?  It’s not a physical object; it’s an image file, in the form of 1s and 0s, saved on your computer or a thumbdrive.  You bought it, you keep it, and you can always print it, as many times as you like.  You can copy the file to two or three locations, so you don’t lose it.

Digital downloads come in various formats, including PDF, JPG, PNG, SVG, EPS, and more. Each type of file depends on what you need to use it for and how you are going to print it.  Printing services will specify which formats they need.

Etsy places the file to your account in the orders section and you can download it on a desktop.  They’ll also send you an email with a link to it.

Or, log into your account and click on “Purchases and Reviews.” Find the button that says “Download Files”.  If you run into troubles, there’s a Help page.  (Remember, you can’t access your digital download file through the mobile Etsy app.)

Now that it’s downloaded, you can open your file, just to check whether you have the right image at the right size.  You’ll need to use the right software. 

.bmp (Microsoft Windows Photos, Apple Preview or Apple Photos, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW)

.doc (Microsoft Word)

.gif (Microsoft Windows Photos, Apple Preview or Apple Photos, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW)

.jpeg (Microsoft Windows Photos, Apple Preview or Apple Photos, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW)

.jpg (Microsoft Windows Photos, Apple Preview or Apple Photos, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW)

.mobi (Calibre, Stanza, Sumatra PDF, Mobi File Reader, popular eReaders)

.mov (QuickTime, iTunes)

.mp3 (Windows Media Player or iTunes)

.mpeg (Windows Media Player, QuickTime)

.pdf (Adobe Acrobat Reader, Most Internet Browsers)

.png (Microsoft Windows Photos, Apple Preview or Apple Photos, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW)

.psp (Corel PaintShop Pro, Adobe Photoshop, ACD Systems Canvas)

.rtf (Microsoft Word, WordPad)

.stl (AutoDesk Viewer, Microsoft 3D Viewer, Microsoft Print 3D, ShareCAD)

.txt (Windows NotePad, TextEdit on Mac)

.zip (Usually, you can unzip a .zip file with any computer.)

.ePUB (Various eReaders)

.iBook (Internet browser or Apple iBooks)

You can print image files on home printers. This is great for low-resolution art up to 8.5” x 11”, like recipes, or sewing instructions.  The downside here is that the print will only be as good as the printer itself.  For larger wall art, the best move is to take your file to a professional printshop.

This can be done online, or it can be done in person. Local Walgreens and Costcos are often quite good.  You can upload your saved image file to them using their official website, and just pick up your image, printed the size you specify, on the paper you choose, the next time you’re in the neighborhood.  There are also online choices like Shutterfly or Vistaprint, who will ship you your prints in the mail.

You’ve got your print, and you love it.  But it’s just a big piece of paper right now; what about framing?  One easy option is to select a standard sized frame, mat and glass available at the local stores or mall shops, and insert your new print yourself.  Or maybe your print deserves first-cabin treatment, and you’ll want to check out the local frame shop for the right frame, matting and glass.  Either way, totally legit.  Then just hang it on the wall, and enjoy.

And that’s the whole process. Before you buy a digital download, you should check a couple of things:

- Be sure you have the software you’ll need to open the download at home, or be sure you know where online to find a site that will open the image (such as Photopea.com, for opening a layered .psd file, if you don’t happen to have Photoshop on your own machine).

- Be sure you understand the optimum print size of the download and its aspect ratio.  Artists generally will inform you that their image will look best at a certain size, say, 24” x 18”.  Printing it larger will seem overblown, with visible pixellation; printing it smaller will cause it to lose detail.

In other words, make sure the digital download fits your needs before you buy.

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[200tigersbloxed]

Making a Game with Amazon Q

UPDATE: I can't redeem for the cool shirt because they don't send them to America and I didn't read that in the doc when I started, so I just wasted hours of time lmao.

Today, I got this email from Amazon AWS:

and I thought "eh why not, I get a cool shirt."

So, I tried it out. I read the article that Haowen Huang wrote about how he made his own platformer game with Amazon Q. I tried creating a similar environment with Python and Pygame, but I wanted a different game. The game I wanted to recreate was Flappy Bird. While it isn't a "retro game," I still think it fits the theme of a classic '8bit' game, and it's retro enough for me (don't get mad haha). So I started by installing the Amazon Q cask on Homebrew and setting up a Python project and virtual environment with Pycharm. After I did that, I opened the terminal and started a q chat. Just as a side note, I have to admit, I am a fan of the auto-fill menu options available in the terminal with Amazon Q installed. It looks nice and it is kinda useful (especially for cd). I also love how Amazon Q chat will ask you for your permission before doing any task.

Once opening the chat, I gave it the following prompt:

"Greetings! In this directory, I am using python 3.11 with pygame to try and make a 'retro' styled game. The game I want to make is Flappy Bird. While it's not entirely retro, I still think it fits the theme, and it's retro to me, so I think it counts. Can you generate me some code and maybe textures/sprites to recreate flappy bird?"

It then took FOREVER to generate roughly six images (.png) and they were ALL corrupt. I think it may have just generated a hash of a PNG, because the content was just text, no binary. With this failure, I started to think outside of the box and start thinking into "what would be easy for AI to make?" I then asked it: "All of the images in the assets sub-directory are corrupted/invalid. How about instead of using images, we use vectors, more specifically SVGs? Can we please replace the old images with new SVGs and update the code to correspond with these changes?"

And it made one bird SVG. It tried to generate some code, but ran into issues when checking if I have specific packages installed with pip (because I don't have pip installed globally). It did not make anything else until prompted again:

"You made an amazing bird! But the rest of our code still needs updated and we need to replace all of the previous images. Please generate the remaining images in the assets directory, and rewrite the code. Don't worry about if we have packages installed or not, I can handle that myself; use whichever packages you deem necessary."

After this prompt, it made the rest of the SVGs, which all looked acceptable, and also generated some updated code and created its own requirements. Unfortunately, the SVG library it tried to use (cairo) would not work, and I did not want to have any native dependencies, so I asked it to fix that itself.

"Could you maybe rewrite the code to parse the SVGs without needing any sort of dependency like cairo? I don't like having to install anything extra and I'm getting errors for not having cairo installed (even though I do) and I would rather not troubleshoot that."

And it did exactly that. It removed the dependencies and I had a somewhat working game. Of course there were bugs. The two in this one had an issue where the ground was not continuous (would teleport at the end of the screen) and that when the bird hit the ground, the game would continue running and essentially soft-lock. I then asked Q to fix its issues:

"This runs great! Two slight issues. First one is that the ground kinda teleports to the new side once it goes off the screen, leaving a blank ground on the bottom of the screen. Second, when the bird hits the ground, the game does not end and it soft-locks. Could you update the code to fix this?"

After this, it fixed both of those issues, but introduced a new issue. In this change, Q decided to keep the ground moving, even when the game is finished. I asked it to fix that issue:

"Amazing work! One last tiny thing, when the game is over, the ground keeps moving, can you make it so the ground doesn't move when the game is over?"

And after that, the game seemed to work great! The last issue I had was that the score text in the top left was completely white and hard to see, so I asked Q to make it have an outline. Q asked if it was okay to remove pretty much all of the code, which seemed odd, so I backed up the code and allowed it. After I allowed it, Q did that exact action, then threw an error saying it couldn't find any code relating to scoring... after it had just removed it. It then continued to regenerate the whole file resulting in a broken game. However, it did generate a method called draw_text_with_outline which was great, because I could just restore my previous code and implement that method myself. It was very quick and easy. After I did that, I had a completely working Flappy Bird! Below is a video of the game functioning:

My take out of this was that Amazon Q can be helpful getting stared and creating a working base game, but still suffers from common issues that other AIs have: being forgetful, creating faults while trying to fix issues, and other common issues; however, with guidance, you can quickly get to a near promising result. In total, I spent less than an hour getting this setup and I wrote one line of code in total (implementing the text method mentioned above).

If you want to see the code that Amazon Q created, check out the repository below.

[svgbamboo]

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Clip Art

Clip art is a collection of pre-made images, often used to enhance documents, presentations, or websites. Here are some key points about clip art:

What is Clip Art?

Definition: Simple illustrations or images used for decoration or to convey information.

Formats: Typically available in raster (like JPEG or PNG) or vector (like SVG or EPS) formats.

Uses of Clip Art

Presentations: Adding visuals to PowerPoint or Keynote slides.

Documents: Enhancing reports, brochures, or flyers.

Web Design: Complementing websites or blogs with visuals.

Educational Materials: Illustrating worksheets or learning materials.

Sources for Clip Art

Free Resources: Websites like Pixabay, Unsplash, or OpenClipart.

Paid Libraries: Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, or iStock offer high-quality options.

Software Libraries: Programs like Microsoft Office and Google Docs often have built-in clip art galleries.

Tips for Using Clip Art

Choose Relevant Images: Make sure the style fits your content and audience.

Check Licensing: Ensure you have the right to use the images, especially for commercial purposes.

Edit if Necessary: Many clip art images can be customized to better fit your needs

clip art

[lindsaynooneops]

Communication Fundamentals Group 1

Session 1 Part 1- Software Fundamentals (Likely would be using PS & AI)

27/02/24

Graphic Design -Create Scaleable Shapes (AI) -Display Typography (AI (Stylised Text) -Typographic & Image Layout (Laying out pages text and Graphics) (AI) -Compositing (Bringing everything together and its formation) -Image Adjustment (Photo editing and Refining) -Pixel Painting (PS) (Rasterised Art)

Vector -Mathmatical points that can be resized without losing quality/clarity -Creating Logos & Graphics -Typography -Shapes -AI, EPS, PDF, SVG Raster

-Pixelated Imagery -Photo Editing -Pixel Painting -PNG, JPEG, PS,

Bézier curves (Vector Shape Definition) -Pen Tool (Controversial but an essential to vector creation)

Folder System

Project name - PRJ (Project Folder) IMG (Image Files) DOC (Documents of any format) OUT (Output Folder PDFs draft and final) Create Folder for anymore extra work (eg RDR render AST assets)

[ai-play]

はい、macで使えるAdobeのイラストレーターのようなソフトはいくつかあります。😊

例えば、以下のようなソフトがあります。

- Affinity Designer：Illustratorに匹敵する機能を備えたデザインツールで、買い切りタイプのソフトです。独自の魅力的な機能や軽快な動作が特徴です¹。

- Inkscape：オープンソースのベクターグラフィックスソフトで、Illustratorの基本的な機能をほぼカバーしています。SVG形式に対応しており、拡張機能も豊富です²。

- Gravit Designer：オンラインでもオフラインでも利用できるベクターグラフィックスソフトで、シンプルで直感的なインターフェイスが特徴です。無料版と有料版があります³。

これらのソフトは、Illustratorの代わりになる無料ソフトとして人気があります。⁴

もし、Illustratorに関する他の質問や疑問がありましたら、お気軽にお聞かせください。Copilotは、Illustratorに関する情報を提供することができます。👍

ソース: Bing との会話 2024/2/22

(1) 【Mac Info】Illustrator代替アプリの筆頭！「Affinity Designer .... https://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/column/macinfo/1412952.html.

(2) 【2023年版】Adobe Illustratorを無料で使うには？注意点＆代替 .... https://blog.hubspot.jp/marketing/adobe-illustrator-free.

(3) Illustratorは無料で使用できる？代わりになる無料ソフト11選 - FEnet. https://bing.com/search?q=mac+%e3%81%a7%e4%bd%bf%e3%81%88%e3%82%8bAdobe%e3%81%ae%e3%82%a4%e3%83%a9%e3%82%b9%e3%83%88%e3%83%ac%e3%83%bc%e3%82%bf%e3%83%bc%e3%81%ae%e3%82%88%e3%81%86%e3%81%aa%e3%82%bd%e3%83%95%e3%83%88.

(4) まだ Illustrator の代わりになる無料ソフトを探してるの .... https://blog.acworks.co.jp/2021/11/08/illustrator-alternative-freetool/.

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