Value Study Tool Suggestion
10mo
Marcel Coderch
I like very much this tool. I plan to use to develop successive studies with 3,5,7,9 values. What is needed for this is to be able to get a value-number for each of the separation points. Thus, I'll start with three values, write down the values for the 3 separation points, then move to 5 values and first position the three points the in same values as before, and move the two new separation points to get the preferred effect. Same with 7 or 9. Hope this is clear. Otherwise let me know.
That sounds like a very thoughtful way to use the tool. Being able to assign a specific numeric value to each separation point would definitely make it easier to keep consistency when expanding from 3 to 5, 7, or even 9 values. Your approach of starting with three reference points and then adding new ones while keeping the original positions stable makes a lot of sense for comparative studies. A feature that allows users to save or lock those values could make this workflow even smoother. y the way, if you enjoy experimenting with patterns and precision in interactive environments, you might also find this interesting: https://geometrydashs.io
