3ds touch screen enhancement (activate mousemove in .1 seconds)

So long story short, I'm really going to be the main source of 3ds browser games soon enough, and one of the things I'm going to make is a painting application thing and that is coming pretty soon, and I mean pretty soon. Maybe in a few weeks or less. Or maybe even never actually. But it's not becuz I want to outdo anyone else, it's only becuz painting is actually a popular thing. And if it's popular, then it's something I want to make. But yeah, I left the page source easy to read, and btw I don't think it will work in a regular browser, so use your 3ds browser to actually see it in effect(or affect).

test here, use your 3ds touch screen

It's not perfect (instantly activate mousemove), but it gets the job done very fast. Only problem I'm still currently having, as seen in that demo too, is that is messes up the size I want. In other words, your not supposed to scroll when clicking a control pad button. But you do becuz this enhancer makes the body size bigger.

But that's it. I'm giving this knowledge free becuz I'm going to use it soon and when I do, I'm going to feel bad for everyone else who was working on, who is working one, and/or who has made, 3ds browser games.

Very nice job. You're basically one of the only ones who really try to go above the limits of the 3DS and figure out alternative ways to do certain things.

Pretty nice.

A true developer

Update:

actually im going to try and make a paint and/or flipnote app release the same day as the 2ds release date. i just realized, that will be perfect, especially since flipnote 3d most likely wont be released until later, and even if it is before the 2ds, the 2ds is not in 3d anyway. i think im going to give nintendo a big thank you soon.

so saying that, for anyone whos thinking of using this touch screen enhancement for anything, use it now. the 2ds comes in 10 days. and im no amateur with the 3ds browser.

The distinguished lilwayne1556 spake:

Very nice job. You're basically one of the only ones who really try to go above the limits of the 3DS and figure out alternative ways to do certain things.

i will be honest, if it wasnt for the chance of making money, even just by ads, i wouldnt try very much. my focus would be computer browser games instead.

Hmm. That give me a idea.

A true developer

i think i forgot to mention that you cant use html scrolling. unless the css style for scrolling i have can be put into a class or something. but the way i have it you cant use scrolling.

2d is out.

A true developer

its not the 12th for me. actually i thought the 2ds came out on the 10th awhile ago. but regardless, i have alot done, ish. i just cant figure out an accurate way to make transparent lines on a canvas on a 3ds, with proper results. if its even possible, then all i have to do is fix the saving part and this layer switching glitch then i should be done.

Oh, is it a site?

A true developer

its a paint app for my website.

anyway i really wish the 3ds knew toDataURL() though. i tried alternate things all day and now i have no choice but to send parts of the picture 1 by 1 to save it. and then i have to make php create the image. but after that i just have this layer switching glitch left then i will be finished.

The distinguished Hybrilynx spake:

its a paint app for my website.

anyway i really wish the 3ds knew toDataURL() though. i tried alternate things all day and now i have no choice but to send parts of the picture 1 by 1 to save it. and then i have to make php create the image. but after that i just have this layer switching glitch left then i will be finished.

I thought it did know toDataURL(). You are using it on the element and not the context.

its supposed to be the element. the 3ds just shows "data:,". i also noticed 3dspaint's paint app does not use toDataURL either. although that could just be his choice, toDataURL doesnt work for me.

Oh.

A true developer

I'll check it out later today and see what's up.

I noticed your paint app screen barely moves with the D-Pad if you don't mind, I'd love to know how you did that.

Good Work.