Suggestions for free hand drawing tools
Hi, I'm not a programmer, just someone that would like to use mapbox to teach geography and history live, using mapbox as a blackboard. For this, the plan is to have access to cool set of drawing tools. This is why i feel very proud and hopeful of this kind of deep technical work you're undergoing! Ideally, as a feedback from a layman, i would hope to have a few types of freehand drawing:
-Marker style, with opacity and thickness options, in which strokes applied over each other make the color more opaque Like https://www.scribblemaps.com/create does it
-Highlighter style, with opacity and thickness options, in which a stroke overriding an earlier one doesn't tint the area more (so you don't ruin the coloring of an area just because you left a small gap undrawn)
-A fill in button with intensity parameter, like in traditional drawing programs.
-The already present freehand polygon is also cool! Maybe an option of modifying the shape of its vertices after the polygon is placed would be nice too, in maybe the color andthickness of the border too.
-Advanced tool: LAMPS. Is it possible to tinker with the atmospheric light of programs such as mapbox, so as that one can place light sources, like in a videogame engine like unity? I have no idea but i still write the idea here just in case.
Thank you for listening!
@EduCollin For your purpose, You can try using a couple of chrome/browser extensions on the marketplace.
The LAMPS idea however is super cool and is something that I need as well for a project I'm working on! ++ for that!
However https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/style-spec/light/ Do check this out as well @EduCollin
@SoulPancake thanks for the suggestion. I didn't know there were chrome extensions for this. I've been searching for some minutes but i've only found this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/map-maker-overlay/abbhipgjfgfpbedbhbihihpnfelpjldb?hl=en