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Issues related to custom stroke ink
Hello,
I confirm it is not possible to remove the guidelines in a "Text Document" part.
Instead, you shall use a "Text" part, and set the "text.guides.enable" configuration to false.
Best regards,
Olivier
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In addition to this I came across today that for the textdocument type, there is no way to get rid of the guides using the strip out guide configuration used in text. I want to get rid of the guide line of the textdocument how do I configure it?
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I am very glad to receive your reply. My confusion about customization lies in the Ipath class used for drawing, and I have no contact with path drawing. According to the Api provided by the official and the browsing of related websites, I have doubts about the use and drawing of these classes. The path of the stroke refers to the circle of the pattern that appears when the pen touches a point on the screen, similar to the circle formed by the pen on a piece of paper. Or the path is the path that the pen takes on the screen. It's hard for me to tell. I need to write my own words in the pen so I'm thinking about customizing the curve drawing tool for the pen, but I don't have a clue.
Hello,
thank you for contacting us.
If I understand well, you are facing difficulties implementing your custom stroker?
Is it possible to have more precise information about the difficulties you are facing?
Indeed, from a high level view, the explanation is given at the following link: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/latest/android/advanced/custom-inking/#code-snippets
Basically, your stroker/stroke envelop has to be drawn in the "stroke" function when implementing the IStroker class:
@Override
public void stroke(InkPoint[] input, float width, float pixelSize, IPath output)
{
output.moveTo(input[0].x, input[0].y);
for (int i=1; i< input.length; i++)
{
output.lineTo(input[i].x, input[i].y);
}
}
=>In this example, we do a simple "lineTo" in between points, but you can replace it with the algorithm you prefer:
-Using the "input" information (x, y, t and force/pressure), you could compute the speed to thin or enlarge your stroke
-In the same way, you could use the pressure information (e.g. the high the pressure, the wider the strokes...)
-...
Let us know what you want to achive, so that we can provide with more accurate explanation.
Best regards,
Olivier
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I encountered the concept of envelope while reading the custom stroke page of the official website developer documentation. After reading and comparing examples, I learned how to apply custom strokes. But I have questions about how to draw strokes, and I have some confusion about the last two pages of code for custom stroke pages. Could you please help me answer? Thank you very much. What I most want to know is the drawing of custom strokes, and I hope you can provide more details