[x] 185 screenshots from Aleph Null 2.0

[Jim Andrews]

A slideshow of 185 screenshots from Aleph Null 2.0: 
http://vispo.com/alephTouch/slideshow

Compare them with 200 screenshots from Aleph Null 1.0: 
http://vispo.com/aleph/jim

You can also play with the machines themselves, if you want, here:

Aleph Null 1.0:
http://vispo.com/aleph/an.htm

Aleph Null 2.0:
http://vispo.com/alephTouch/an.html

The main idea in both of the machines is that a brush has a configurable 
"central color". Dominant color. And, also, each brush has a 
configurable "color range". The smaller the color range, the closer all 
the colors the brush draws are to the central color. The greater the 
color range, the more colors the brush draws. In Aleph Null 1.0, you can 
only have one brush at a time. In Aleph Null 2.0, you can have as many 
brushes as you want. The drawing algorithms are a bit more accomplished 
in Aleph Null 2.0; the brushes have more interesting transparency/alpha 
and they draw more smoothly. Also, Aleph Null 2.0 has many more 
selectable nibs for a brush, and some of those nibs are dbCinema-ish in 
that they use images as paint, not simply color/gradient. Also, Aleph 
Null 2.0 works well on mobile.

Here is a doc I wrote about Aleph Null 2.0 that was recently rejected by 
the NFB. It outlines further features I'd like to add to Aleph Null. 
Possibly 3.0. If I can: http://vispo.com/alephTouch/docs/AlephNull2NFB.pdf

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