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A little applet waiting for content

TabletDotsSample.gifA friend has volunteered to create some artwork for a little connect-the-dots applet we’ve been wanting to get out. Writing the first iteration of the program wasn’t all that complicated, but coming up with good enough vector artwork has been a challenge. I look forward to seeing what the illustrator comes up with. I remember spending hours with connect-the-dot books as a kid and I look forward to seeing if a Tablet version hits the spot as well.

Loren
Lorenhttp://www.lorenheiny.com
Loren Heiny (1961 - 2010) was a software developer and author of several computer language textbooks. He graduated from Arizona State University in computer science. His first love was robotics.

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  1. Could make it a more interesting ‘game’ by adding an option that starts to remove drawn lines if you are too slow ?

    Or turn the finished item into a 3d wire frame model and give ability to spin it ?
    or ……(think I have headache now.)

  2. Ian, cool suggestions. It would be wild to see a connect-the-dot drawing morph into a 3-D wireframe.

    I agree that making the program do more than what’s possible with a sheet of paper is a good idea.

    One such feature I added was the ability to hide the numbers. As a kid I remember being a bit distracted by all the digits after I connected up all the numerous dots. I wanted to admire what I’d just “drawn” and the numbers got in the way.

    I have about another half-dozen, half-done features that may or may not make it into the first version. Time will tell.

    To me, good connect-the-dot drawings are at least as important as the programmatic features I could add. Make sense?

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