Draw with multiple colors on images you include in your app or push one from a URL. Save your artwork to your camera roll and share it with others, or erase it completely. You can change the image from the control panel. * Cheesy demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=iiqK5sYv6kk * Direct link: https://www.buzztouch.com/plugins/plugin.php?pid=D145DE688E602931F6CBA27 Thank you.

What a wonderful thing :) Thanks for adding it, it looks great! So no need for duplicating the plugin to add multiple background images correct? Unlike the other iOS plugins that exist correct? Just want to confirm :)

You can include multiple images in your app and change them with the Control Panel.

Thanks..

Sweet Red Dog! I'm gonna grab this and use it in one of my app updates. I had to use a semi-broken one that didn't quite work right and the plugin author couldn't figure out why before. I got it working "good enough", but wasn't exactly what I was looking for. This one looks perfect! Great job.

There are some predefined json entries causing Json Array errors. I sent you a private message Red.

Also, when you draw the first line the line width works ok after changing it in xcode. But the next line sizes revert back to the original size of 5.0 or smaller.. I've changed it to 10 originally.. I've tried to find in the code to set the default color but I can't seem to get it working Thanks

My name is Smug Wimp, and I approve this transaction. Nice work! Cheers! -- Smug

have you tested it smug? Maybe its just me, but I have entries in the json that I didn't add :/

Tested it? I just got it! :) Nope; not yet. But the concept is valid; I see lots of use for this. Remember the old saying: Hardware will eventually break. Software will eventually work. Cheers! -- Smug

Line width problem resolved. I just updated the plugin to fix it. For current users, open RD_drawView.m and remark out lines 67 through 78, and line 96. /* if (distance > 10) { distance = 10.0; } distance = distance / 10; distance = distance * 3; if (4.0 - distance > self.lineWidth) { lineWidth = lineWidth + 0.3; } else { lineWidth = lineWidth - 0.3; } */ CGContextSetLineWidth(context, self.lineWidth); CGContextStrokePath(context); self.drawImageView.image = UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext(); UIGraphicsEndImageContext(); } - (CGPoint)calculateMidPointForPoint:(CGPoint)p1 andPoint:(CGPoint)p2 { return CGPointMake((p1.x+p2.x)/2, (p1.y+p2.y)/2); } - (void)touchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event { UITouch *touch = [touches anyObject]; CGPoint currentPoint = [touch locationInView:self]; // [self setLineWidth:1.0];

OK guys. Why is my plugin NOT getting the "Top Navigation Bar / Bar Title" when it is compiled? I think I've been staring at code too long. Thanks for your help.

Very cool, lots of fun uses for this. It reminds me of the Alphabet Tracer app that kept my little guy busy a while ago. Have seen lots of great Piant/Draw source code out there but like the simplicity of this. I would think some code could be added here to allow the user to select the line width just like the color. Will take a look at the source code, thanks for the giuthub link. He has a couple of other interesting repositories to look at.

Red, I believe it doesn't work properly because you didn't import any of the BT files in the RD_simpleDraw.m file. #import <UIKit/UIKit.h> #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> #import "JSON.h" #import "BT_application.h" #import "BT_strings.h" #import "BT_viewUtilities.h" #import "BT_appDelegate.h" #import "BT_item.h" #import "BT_debugger.h" Thus, the json and normal functions don't interact with the plugin.

Thanks, but I added them last night and it did not make any difference. I did not have them in my code that worked in my demo vid either. :-(