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Replay Doodle
Every doodle remembers how it was drawn.
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Every doodle remembers how it was drawn.
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Replay Doodle stores every brush stroke instead of just the finished image. Draw a doodle, submit it, and anyone can replay the entire creation process at their own speed—from the very first stroke to the last.
NEW FEATURE: Now You can hear your doodle play sound when replaying. Just click "Enable Sound"
NEW FEATURE: You can now (while viewing a doodle), You can Reply to this Doodle (with a doodle of your own).
It'll save the relationship and show up as reply when users view original doodle. You can reply to any doodle with a doodle. When you reply you can change the opacity of original doodle shown as background image to trace or use as reference or whatever.
The replay feature sounds genuinely cool, watching how a drawing comes together is half the fun. One thing I'd love to see is the ability to leave timestamped comments on specific strokes, so you can point out a neat technique or ask "how'd you do that part" right where it happened.
@tlay1638040 Good idea. I might add that in the future.
Would love a way to export the replay as a short video or GIF so I can share the process on Instagram or TikTok without screen recording. That would make it way more shareable.
@toprakkokf I'll look into this.
Update: my host doesn't allow ffmpeg (and that's needed to create mp4 on the fly). And animated gif are larger than mp4 so I am not doing it for the time being.
Update 2: Added Download MP4 feature. It'll make mp4 that plays at selected play back speed at 60fps.
Watching my own drawing come back stroke by stroke is weirdly mesmerizing, and I can finally see exactly where I hesitated on the curves.
Love how it keeps every stroke instead of flattening them into a final image. Watching a doodle come together in real time feels oddly relaxing, and the speed control makes it easy to actually catch the little decisions that usually get lost.
Tried drawing a quick flower and the replay actually feels like watching someone's thought process unfold stroke by stroke, which is way cooler than I expected. Really fun to see what others make too.