If you click anywhere on the screen and drag, you'll draw a line looking thing.
For brush size- The slower you go, the smaller it is; the faster, the bigger.
If you want a set brush speed, select
*WARNING* Some filters are a bit slow, they are animated brush strokes.
With this in mind, if you stay closer to the center of the screen, it will require less work to calculate.

I'm working on a version to go fast no matter the browser, but that might not be finished for some time.
Enjoy!

Left Click - Draw on the current layer
Wheel Click - Move document around
Wheel Scroll - Grow / Shrink line size
Right Click - Zoom in & out when moved right & left (respectively)
Double Right/Wheel click to reset zoom/pan.
Enter - Close or Accept changes made in a dialogue
Space bar - Toggle menu visibility
Q - Clear the screen
Z - Undo
N - Create a new layer
D - Duplicate layer
H - Toggle layer visibility (Layer name turns blue)
M - Toggle layer mask (Layer name turns italic)
S - Save current drawing
F - Run the current filter once

R - Reinitialize important settings
(For if you find a bug or something breaks)
0-9 - Set/Load Color Sphere swatch to that number key.
0-9 - Held down, reset hotkey with current Color Sphere.
~ - Reset Color Sphere to Red/Green/Blue.
~ - Held down, sets the Color Sphere to white.

When using the shape tool, there are two modes you will work in.
Create Mode, where clicking or dragging will create the shape and control points for you to edit in the next mode, Edit Mode.
Any unwanted points, tap [ \ ] to delete the lastest point, as many times you'd like.
If you notice, when you click, it creates two control points for every one click.
There are two reasons for this, one, by default it tries to make a smooth shape for you,
so the extra point is the control over the arc in that section of the shape.
The other reason, if you hit [ \ ] to delete a point, you'll notice it switches between you making an arced shape easily, to making a shape with sharp angles easily.
If you hit [ Enter ], you change from Create Mode into Edit Mode.
In this mode, you can click on a control point and drag it around to change the shape as you'd like.
When you double click on a control point, you'll notice the point will split, creating two points, one on either side of the one you double clicked.
Hit [ Enter ] again to finalize your shape and add it to your current layer.

Welp, I don't really know, its sort of a drawing site.

Mess around'n draw something trippy? Why not?
I'm mainly using this site as a place to learn some code.
    It kinda blew up in the process...
But hey learning is never done, why not a never ending project?

18599 lines of personally typed scripting
21902 in total; from THREE.js;
Written in HTML, Javascript, CSS, PHP, & OpenGL.
Enjoy!

 Not really sure yet, I guess truly knowing yourself is part of the whole Human Condition thing?
 I know I like logic / spacial reasoning problems, along with figuring out the inner workings of the people and things around me. It definitely helped that I got into web design and computer graphics at a young age, giving myself projects to do on a pretty constant basis.
 I dove into level design for games like Doom 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Unreal Tournament, and others; spawned from my love for those games at the time.
 It was great, you could place items/enemies how ever you'd like, create interactive environments, set up basic logic for how the enemies would roam around the map. In the end, it would turn into a challenge to design a map that was hard to beat, yet still enjoyable to play.
 This love for creating interactive environments lead me to search for affordable 3d software/demos I could get my hands on; like Bryce and Ray Dream Studio/Cararra Studio. Whether I was good at it or not, I loved messing around in 3d!
 I ended up moving forward in this direction, found out I wasn't all that terrible at my hobby, and moved into 3d computer graphics as my full time job.
 Now, in my down time, I create DIY Arduino/electonic projects, chainmaille stuffs, and sites like this.
I always need to be working on something; fidgety fingers, I guess.
If you are interested in my other work, check out - YouTube.com/TrancorWD
Or my Gif Dump.

Thanks for checking out my site!

Saves keep layers and stored color spheres.
Loading will erase all current work.

File to load :

Compile & Save Document :

No direct data is stored from a user besides statistical information. (User count, browser, country of origin, files requested, etc.)
This holds true for the Import Image and Save Drawing features, any imported/saved images are not transmitted to Pxlmancer.com.
Pixelmancer is not 'technically' open source, but since its a website, it's free gain to look through the source code.
Feel free to use sections of the scripting to learn from as reference.
This site has been learning experience for me, as such projects should be for you too.

Rename '':
Toggle mask (Italic):	-- ('M' key, when no dialogue window)
Toggle visibility (Blue):	-- ('H' key, when no dialogue window)

File to load :

Import to layer (Scale down, if needed)

Stretch image to document

Tile image in layer

File to load :

Set document size to image

Stretch image to document

Tile image in document

Use a pattern :

From Color :
To Color :