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It is currently not possible to use the clone stamp when the destination layer is rotated, this is due to the clone handler logic (see paint() in layer-sprite.js).

Until this issue is resolved, clone stamp is disabled for rotated layers (see canClone() in tool-types.js).

Hey,

I understood that the person who maintains particularly likes integrations and online services, for instance: dropbox.

I think that these integrations are necessary for some people who use these services, but for others (especially in EU) who want "self host" the maximum of their uses, it can become limited. Saving the web page allows to get the service locally (offline) but not to use integrations.

I think it would be interesting to add more flexibility to leave the possibility to users (without necessarily adding a front-end) but at least to let via environment variables the possibility to choose its integrations. You use dropbox for example. It is totally possible to use minio to create s3 bucket and save photos.

Moreover I did a medium article on the integration of the outline-wiki service with minio : https://medium.com/@ange.cesari/how-to-deploy-outline-wiki-fully-self-hosted-no-tls-with-docker-compose-e50b57baaf73

To follow up on the outcome on docker #18 I think there are things to do on the self host part and I would like to know your views on this.

It is currently not possible to use a brush operation when the destination layer is both rotated and mirrored, this requires the appropriate translations on the canvas context (see paint() in layer-sprite.js).

Until this issue is resolved, drawing is disabled for layers that are both rotated and mirrored (see canDraw() in tool-types.js).

When a layer containing filters is rotated, at certain angles the content is cut off. It is likely that in render-service incorrect sizes are passed to the translation algorithm.

1. Start with a new document. Switch to the brush tool. Draw a square.
2. Add a layer mask. Attempt to make a side of the square thicker.
3. Click the mask icon. The layer name should turn black. Attempt to mask a visible side of the square.
4. Click the layer name. The layer name should turn white. Attempt to make a visible side of the square thicker.

In steps 2 and 4, the brush masks the original drawing instead of adding on to it.
Workaround: to draw normally, create another layer that doesn't have a mask.

It is currently not possible to use selections alongside brush operations when the destination layer is mirrored. This requires the appropriate translations on the canvas context (see paint() in layer-sprite.js).

Until this issue is resolved, drawing is disabled for layers that are mirrored (see canDrawOnSelection() in tool-types.js).

This project looks sweet! Any plans for a docker container?

Seems to be related to exact offset rather than rotation (moving a rotated sprite will sometimes make it appear). Likely subpixel values need to be rounded.

Hi there. Incredible project. Hope this hasn't been asked elsewhere (though I searched) - is it possible to include Bitmappery in an existing Vue app?

Or is it bound to a particular context / hosting implementation?

Hello,

One of the issues that was raised in the UI when trying to apply text to an image is the GDPR issue.

One of the ways to allow users (always self host) who do not have access to the internet, or who do not want to use Google fonts, would be to be able to import their own fonts by default, in a fonts folder in the project.

When loading the text module in the UI it would be possible to load the fonts in the folder.

In addition, with docker it is possible to mount a volume in the container to automatically mount all fonts in the folder at the creation of the container, so self-host-friendly.

I'm currently listing Open Source Tools on different project sites but I'm not sure if this is really the case here? I could not find a license file, but would like to include this tool. Where can I find the info?

Would this be able to be integrated with a Google Drive so multiple people could work on one file? I really dig the simplicity of this app.