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authortpearson <tpearson@283d02a7-25f6-0310-bc7c-ecb5cbfe19da>2010-01-20 01:29:50 +0000
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+* Implement wet model
+* Implement wet paintop
+* Implement dry filter
+* Enable/disable all relevant gui bits on switching to/from a wet layer
+* Create something that can periodically call the dry filter
+* A palette with the special colour for wet painting: a docker tab for the colour docker.
+
+Perhaps: a special layer type or paint device, with an extensible option widget.
+
+When to create the height field? Ideally, the height field should be visualized in subtle shades
+of grey before painting.
+
+How to hack into the creation of paint devices? We need initializers, extra options, status
+widgets and thread or timer based continuous running filters.
+
+-> Maybe add an initializePaintDevice(rect) method to the color strategy that is called with the image
+rect on creation. Then, for uninitialized rects (because of autolayers extension) call the method again.
+
+A wet layer is equivalent to the wetpack; two layers, i.e., stacked pixels, per pixel.
+
+The filter will contain the physics model: paint flow, drying and adsorbing onto the lower "layer"
+
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