Illustrated?

tiddler
Layer1..n
ghost
Shadow

View template: Present a single view of all layers according to some rules

Tony

On Monday, March 2, 2020 at 9:06:55 AM UTC+11, TonyM wrote:
>
> Mat/TT,
>
> I will keep the details under my hat until I develop the idea in my head a 
> little but I am playing with an idea I call Ghost tiddlers, since Shadows 
> is a term already taken. I am raising it now because it sounds it could for 
> part of these discussions with image layers. My terminology is all mixed up 
> as I explore these ideas.
>
> Ghosts are almost like 3D tiddlers. 
>
>    - Basically you use a namespace such as $:/ghosts under which for 
>    every tiddler "tiddlername" you can you can have another tiddler 
>    $:/ghosts/tiddlername.  
>    - When I finalise my Tiddler Serial Number tools this will also be 
>    rename independant.
>    - My idea was so I could annotate the primary tiddler without even 
>    editing it, and add number of other cool features.
>    - With appropriate design the number of Ghosts for a single tiddler 
>    could be infinite. 
>    - The serial number can have a depth/layer/level number SN/0 SN/1... 
>    and even this could be reordered with drag and drop.
>    - The result the user can see can be programed in the view template as 
>    desired from a combination of the depth tiddlers.
>
> Why mention them now?
>
>    - Such a facility would be helpful for text, however with smart design 
>    a ghost/or layer tiddler could have a background, that's displayed behind 
>    the foreground content, and one could edit the image on the midground 
>    tiddler. Which layer is for edit now could be a simple switch like layered 
>    image editors.
>    - Keeping such a design in mind provides guidance to the way we should 
>    provide an image editor for tiddlers, where the result has an invisible 
>    background that we could stack layers or include a fixed background.
>
> Just thinking
> Tony
>
> On Monday, March 2, 2020 at 4:11:42 AM UTC+11, Mat wrote:
>>
>> TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>>
>>> Regarding the issue of being able to "overlay" (I think you are working 
>>> on something like that?).
>>>
>>
>> Actually, that overlay thing <http://overlay.tiddlyspot.com/> is not 
>> what I'm talking about and is not something I'm working on. (The thing I'm 
>> referring to is what I posted about privately to you some weeks back.) But, 
>> regarding layers, I'm *not* sure it is an appropriate solution for 
>> integrating images in the text because if you rearrange the text, you'll 
>> want your image to move accordingly. A layer image would stay fixed, I 
>> assume.
>>
>> Now, layers would be really neat for use cases like the above referenced 
>> overlay thing. I created it after some one here described he was an MD and 
>> wanted to doodle on top of x-ray images or something similar. This is an 
>> interesting use case but what I'm after in my OP here is the much more 
>> basic case to just be able to easily type and doodle in the one and same 
>> tiddler as you make notes.
>>
>> <:-)
>>
>

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