(OEKAKI) Doodle Board

[Narane]

Since a thread with a goal of collecting everyone's sketches and doodles would be simply chaotic (spam of comments pushing off valuable artings and such), here's an Oekaki board that I made with a free host.

Click here for the board.



1. Applet type. Choose the one you like. Text Only simply posts a picture-less thread.
2. If you put in anything here, if anyone (including you) tries to {repaint} the picture, you need to put in the password first. Leave it blank to allow anyone to freely edit.
3. Canvas size, Width by Height.
4. Press this after changing the settings (or not) to start painting.


Remember; it's a doodling board. You can really draw whatever you like.

[Cupil]

Tis fun
Thank you for setting this up

[GreencoyotE]

Finally drew something, but the effin' thing wanted to screw with me and refused to save what I did.
RAWR!

It's still a great idea, Nary. Should be tons of fun once people start being active. ^w^

[Narane]

=D

Thanks guys, you two, and Sef.



In other news, be veeeerrrry careful to not accidentally close the app. x_x Be extra careful if cookie is not enabled and you can't continue drawing from where you left off.

[ConkerBirdy]

Haha awesome, i had to figure out how to disable flick in windows 7 :I, its a pain, anyhoo, I'll work on a good sketch later XD

I'm quite horrible in oekaki

EDIT: The flick thing didnt entirely disable, guess i wont be drawing in oekaki :I... again...

[SlowFag]

I doodled something there.

[leoian]

Hey that's nice =3

[Narane]

There are a lot more tools than I had once expected.

Layers, layer modes, variety of selection tools (Magic Wand is a LIFESAVER), decent smudge tool, burn/dodge...
It's on par with Opencanvas, really.

[supervanman64]

Wow, that's gonna take some getting used to. But really fun too. ^^

Also seems to work on Internet Explorer for me for some reason. Oh well.

[Narane]

Also seems to work on Internet Explorer for me for some reason. Oh well.

Anything that supports Javascript should work just fine. The developers of the apps probably did it in Explorer (Firefox/Chrome are relatively unheard of in Asia) so it should actually work best in Explorer.