Cloud whiteboard V. b2.1.2 A very simple yet smart Whiteboard. ? for info if you need it. Press the stop sign to save data if done. --Simple Rules-- Griefing is considered "non-creative art", so a ban can be issued unless it is a proper art/drawing. Inappropriate/Controversial content is a ban and erase/restore. Congratulations to the following users: 1. - @mason123mason: [UNBANNED: 4/29/22] (Temporary, Griefed whole whiteboard to grey, restored) 2. - @cardinal2010: [UNBANNED: 11/21/22] (Temporary ban, erased half of board, mistake? restored) 3. - @BobMRV_YT: [BANNED: 11/03/22] (Permanent ban, controversial content, Erased) You've received one of the first 10 bans! Backup saves from: @N1ntendoAnimator372 @fapar09 @lollolmasteralt @The_WimpyKid Thanks for using my project! 25x25 size canvas, about 625 pixels! Uses Microsoft's & Apple's 16-Colour Software Palettes Cloud Pixel latency is the upload time of the pixels It updates the cloud when x amount of pixels were drawn. Default is 5, being that you draw 5 (6) pixels it uploads. I had to implement this because of latency and other various issues. Update a0.8.0: Added indicator for cloud upload Locks cursor in place while uploading to minimize lag mistakes. Doubled cloud latency slider range Lag prevention implemented. Update b1.0.0 Added +1 extra row of pixels to height! Now 25x25 rather than 25x24! Show process when uploading to cloud. Added "Show Variables" slider for variables. Optimized upload speed and data. Fix b1.0.1 Added optional X-Y guide! Added ban function and coordinate logging. Made manual backups every time the whole canvas changes. Fix b1.0.2 Fixed some logging problems with cloud. Update b1.1.2 Added the "Backup Vote" button to vote for changes. View and vote for 3 types of backups! Update b2.1.2 New colour palette: Apple 16-colour palette. Some colours were excluded since they were almost the same as the other colours. Update b2.1.3 Very tiny logging update. Data breakdown: Cloud variables hold 256 bytes worth of data, and there are 625 pixels, how did I fit it? There are 16 colours and the number 16 is 2 characters (bytes) long. So that turns 625 into 1250 bytes. 1.3 kilobytes! So 256*5 is 1280, or 1250/256 = 4.88, or 5 cloud variables. Luckily it's 2 digits for most numbers up to 100, so I can expand the colour palette to 20 if I want to.
