Great effort and reason to create this! I'm accustomed to using the Magic Wand tool in Paint.net[1] and Pinta[2] to select pixels based on color. Any chance you could add that functionality?
The name of this project brought many memories of the HP 48G to the forefront of my mind, after so many years. Its 1 bpp pixelated icons and drawings were indeed called GROBs - there are collections of these online. What a coincidental but fine name for a pixel-capable graphics editor.
Looks nice, thanks for sharing.
I'm using Affinity v1 for some specific photo manipulation work, and the workflow is a bit convoluted.
Very tempting to make a specialized tool like this for that.
Great effort and reason to create this! I'm accustomed to using the Magic Wand tool in Paint.net[1] and Pinta[2] to select pixels based on color. Any chance you could add that functionality?
[1] https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/MagicWand.html
[2] https://www.pinta-project.com/user-guide/wand/
It lists Magic Wand under Features [1] https://github.com/groverburger/grobpaint/blob/e249c7553f4c8...
Yep, magic wand already exists with contiguous/global toggle and tolerance slider. : )
Do you really need that Python script? I think you could end up with a nicer user experience if you rewrote those 264 lines to JS with Electron.
The name of this project brought many memories of the HP 48G to the forefront of my mind, after so many years. Its 1 bpp pixelated icons and drawings were indeed called GROBs - there are collections of these online. What a coincidental but fine name for a pixel-capable graphics editor.
Haha glad it brought back fond memories! Grob is just the nickname of my username GroverBurger. Fun coincidence.
Looks minimalistic and nice to use. I might try making a pixel icon for my app with it.