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ComicGit

(Final Project for CSC 690 at SFSU)

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Description:

ComitGit is a new way to create comic. User can create a new panel by drawing, resizing, tweaking the colors, replacing the background... The main feature of this project is the story-flow, a tree of panels, where each path is a storyline (comic). The story-flow brings the opportunity to create multiple comics with the same beginning.

Installation:

# clone the git
$ cd your_repo_root/repo_name
$ git clone https://github.com/Robinss2014/ComicGit.git
$ cd ComicGit
 
# start the server
$ node index.js

Screenshots:

Main View:

Main view contains a story-flow gallery. 
User shall click on the “Start a new story”  to create a story-flow for the new comic;
User shall click on any existing panel in the story-flow gallery to continue the comic;

Storyflow View:

A storyflow contains all the storylines beginning with the same panel.
The user shall click on any panel in the story-flow to view it.
The user shall hover over any panel to show some hidden tips:
  1.User shall click on “add” to add a new panel into the story-flow
  2.User shall click on “show” to view the current panel he selected

Editpanel View:

The user shall create a new panel from here.
The panel will be a composition of multiple drawing objects.
He can create a new object using the “create new object” option in the Editing toolbox.

Slideshow View:

The user can view the storyline in this view. 
The default speed for the slide-show is zero, user can only switch to another slide manually by clicking on the left and right arrows.
Once the user set up a speed for the slide-show, it will automatically play the slides at this speed.
If the user click on the “Go back to story-flow”, it will link to the story-flow view.