Nimp - Node-based image manipulation in a browser
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Last weekend I made this. https://nimp.app/ It's like substance designer but in a browser. I'm wondering if people would find it useful and if I should keep working on it.
It will never do all the things substance designer can do but might work well for quickly making simple graphs. I've only had time to add a few nodes so far. Also because it's javascript big images are pretty slow.
It will never do all the things substance designer can do but might work well for quickly making simple graphs. I've only had time to add a few nodes so far. Also because it's javascript big images are pretty slow.
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Also made lots of improvements.
But every time I try to scroll to zoom out it also scrolls the page.
Someone made tik tak toe in it. https://nimp.app/g/5d2d245de4ddcf64b2021251/tic-tac-toe-with-results Double click on the output node then set the 9 number nodes in the middle to 0 or -1.
More image manipulation nodes coming soon.
Pretty much done with https://nimp.app/ for now.
Added retina icons, output and input levels, mix colors, gradient node, graph gallery and way to delete graphs, get image size, square root, pixelate filter, guassian blur, posterize, sepia, normalize, channel split and merge, number and color if else. Much more.