allhandsactive / allhandsactive/drawit

Notes from events

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Description

These need to be turned into individual issues, some already have

  • Have draw it rotate and size the SVG prior to export
    
  • text/email when your photo is about to be drawn, being drawn, done... Like a pizza tracker?
    
  • don't let the queue get too deep (turn people away at 4-5 images)
    
  • separate the taking photos vs processing part (rapid fire photos)
    
  • show the queue to the patrons: photo/drawing
    
  • include text on the image (name, drawing number, etc)
    
  • log average draw time
    
  • track which choices are made. Can we do less processing?
    
  • use a digital camera or a outward screen for photo taking
    
  • let the patrons drive?
    
  • optimize svgs for fewer vectors
    
  • test image invert
    
  • have some nice big examples of famous people
    
  • better lighting
    
  • A bracket for the paper would make it faster
  • Multiple plotters would reduce single points of failure
  • Allow people to frame their own photo (foot pedal/screen?)
  • better camera
  • send SVGs to folks as well (as PNGs?)
  • Auto zeroing?
  • Background blurring?

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No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by splitting each event note into an individual issue and inspecting the existing photo-to-drawing workflow before choosing one; done means each proposal has a defined scope and acceptance criteria.

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Assessment

Domain
tooling
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
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