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Yup. The settings are tuned for maps right now, but we can take any raster image with up to four b&w layers and send it through the same process.
by _gabesmed 14y ago
Yup. The settings are tuned for maps right now, but we can take any raster image with up to four b&w layers and send it through the same process.
- samstave 14y agoWhats the max size? What if I want a rooms floor done like this?
- lancefisher 14y agoWhat an awesome idea to tile your floor with the city map in wood veneers. I wonder how durable it would be.
- gabesmed 14y agoThen I would personally salute you. Still trying to convince the fiancee to do our living room as a woodcut floor :)
- samstave 14y agoI'd like to try some Escher patterns. I have been drawing some based on some of his drawings in AutoCad - to then color in illustrator. I drew this the other day - and it would be great to do a pattern like this in wood for an entryway: http://i.imgur.com/CMa4J.png http://i.imgur.com/CMa4J.png
- sycren 14y agoWould it not be possible to render on the client side with html5 canvas to decrease the load on the server?
- gabesmed 14y agoYeah, this would be great to have, especially for live previewing of different material combinations. Would require a major rev of the interface/rendering though, so didn't make the cut for launch.
- sycren 14y agoMaybe in a future version then? It seemed like it could be quite easy to sort out with open street maps which I think is already possible to do through canvas. Perhaps another idea though would be to make your own stylised maps with Mapbox http://mapbox.com/ http://mapbox.com/ with OSM so you could print out more stylised maps ;)