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[Motorola Droid RAZR] silver03wrx:
the razr does not have jb i have a vzw razr. We have a cm10 rom that has data problems . But no razr has jb. The cdma razr has ics ...the gsm razr just got ics. And the safestrap method as well as the root tool are both posted in the razr forum
[Motorola Droid RAZR] joebags:
I was guessing this was the case. I did find all kinds of Root methods for ICS and GB. My friend is insisting he has JB on his phone now. ..... so it looks like i have to fix someone else mess. Yay.

Thanks for the replay Silver03wrx
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kintwofan:
Look at the upside...if it does have jb it's already rooted
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
That's correct!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] crakerjac:
Like the title says.... Where can I find the source code for the latest CM9 nightly/weekly? I've browsed around github but I'm not sure if this is the source that is being used on the latest CM9 builds or if it's one person's branch.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Here are some art applications that make use of the S-pen Pressure Sensitivity:

Sketchbook Pro

Infinite Painter

Papyrus Beta

FlipAClip

TVPaint Beta (external download)

Omnisketch

LayerPaint

Drawing Pad

Markers

Quill

Canvas Pro

Plouik

Una Paint (Graffiti)

LayerDraw

VoytPaint

DoodleDroid

Sketch 'Em (Samsung App Store)

CloverMemo (Not sure if S-Pen Capable)

Sketch Free (Not sure if S-Pen Capable)

There are more but I can't think of them at the moment. If you have any let me know and I will update the OP.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
*****reserved for op*****
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] cmunho:
LayerPaint is awesome.

Sent from my Galaxy Note
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Great app! just added it to the OP.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] crystalstylez:
markers is a good one also that seems to react to the S Pen pretty well..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Kikoshi:
Just Recived mine :D, and this is what i made, after i purchased sketchbook pro, btw with the new update, it looks unlike most reviews, that the pen is abit quicker. I might have a bad pen, due to the canvas not picking up the lightest pressure. But thats easily replaceable, everything else is great!:good:

It's a lil dumb drawing, but i wanted to try it out.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
It does show that it has pressure sensitivity. Added to OP.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] InsaneCloaks:
The TV Paint app looks really just like a port From the PC version. Which is really nice actually! The downside... if you aren't familiar with the software, you aren't going to have a good time..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Magnesus:
Yeah. It is very specific type of drawing program. For example (don't know if in this version) cutting something out makes a brush out of it immidiately. :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] InsaneCloaks:
Actually.. it isn't even meant for drawing stills I believe.. It's main target is animation. Seeing (as far as I looked) this being a full port, you can create reaallllyy awesome animation **** with this! :) Might give it a go
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] InsaneCloaks:
Oh wow... played around with the brushes... did a quick drawing for a nice screenie :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Office Ninja:
Great list youve got there. I would just add Quill, its a great one as well :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Kikoshi:
Image doesn't work :P
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Added. Thanks for the suggestion. :cowboy:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] InsaneCloaks:
Hmmm... sorry about the previous image failing..

View attachment 1293195

Edit: did a really quick and rough animation test with tv paint..

I'm not really familiar yet with tv paint, but wanted to take a quick look at the export features..

The software looks like a port with some touch control related improvements.. shortcuts are still available in their classic pc form, which might actually be great if you would use a bluetooth keyboard to operate this program. Considering my and co-students animating experience, it's almost a MUST to be able to easily use many shortcuts, which makes getting such keyboard (almost) a must-buy to fully utilize this programs potential on any tab and get the best experience with it.

There's the possibility to export to Quicktime MOV, AVI, MP4, PNG/JPG/other image sequences.. Unfortunately only container options with 3 possible bit-rate settings (namely: .2, 1 and 5 Mbps) and no real codec settings. (eg. MPEG-2, H.264, etc...) (Something I really miss!!!!! :( )

Framerate is ofcourse controlled by project settings, but they have the ability to export to various custom settings as can be seen in the screenshot.

Video test: http://youtu.be/neZDRf8bvv8

I might review this program thoroughly in this thread in the near near future when I have some more time on my hands...

And lastly;

TV Paint is one of THE drawing apps currently on the play store for serious content creators..... DISCUSS! :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Magnesus:
(never mind, I thought maybe Windows version has more options but from what I remember it was EXACTLY the same)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
Markers is awesome for simple sketching! the pressure detection is very good on the ink style brushes, too bad you can only pick from preselected colours. still, nice for making simple value sketches

others with pressure detection:

free:

canvas lite: (can paint quite nice sketch style paintings with the 2nd brush) kind of fun somehow. has long press = eyedropper function. in the pro version you can make your own brushes from 50px canvases, which works surprisingly well! it is very crashy though.

plouik: (stroke dies extremely quickly)

una paint: has pressure... i guess if you want to draw oekaki style stuff, sure

layerdraw: pressure makes the ENTIRE stroke fat uniformly. I have no idea what anyone would use this for

voytpaintfree: nice pressure! you can get very smooth strokes on it as long as you don't make very fast curves, but it's pretty limited (couldn't find an opacity setting). haven't tried the pro vers.

paid:

doodledroid: for 99 cents, it's okay. the pressure curve is pretty bad, width doesn't start at zero so you're limited to making somewhat chunky ink strokes. but you can make some painterly type sketches.

drawing pad: i regret this purchase, it's like a child's crayon. all of the tools.

stuff that is really useless or didn't work for me:

HTC Flyer Canvas and scribble

Paintbox for tablets (drawing a curve is so bad it draws a square when you try to draw a circle) pressure what pressure?

scribble: claimed to have pressure sens, didn't even get to draw anything before it crashed my note once, then crashed again after reboot. deleted!

crayondoodle: just don't bother.

other useful stuff:

overskreen - floating browser that uses your default 'internet' browser to make a popup window. resizes perfectly, great for popping up reference images over your painting app. there was a free popup browser app but I didn't think it worked very well in comparison.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Updated the list. Here's a thanks for your time.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
hey, no worries! Thanks for compiling the list, I'm hoping people will find something that works for them, buy it and support more development for android. The Note has so much potential... and I'm trying not to rely too much on the beta of TV paint, arg

It's a real shame most people's first experience will be with PS touch, because it really makes the Note look like crap.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Kikoshi:
Thats was my first experience and my gf's too. She said... well i don't know about this purchase.. so when it finally arrived home, i downloaded all the other apps, i wanted to try out, and well i felt in love :D. I had high hopes for PS touch but... nope lol.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] SetoKaiba:
Adobe Ideas 1.5.1 as well.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Just read up on it. Don't see that it has pressure sensitivity, but I could be mistaken.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Kikoshi:
nah you're correct, no pressure sensitivity, i would get it if i did.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
Wow, I just found and tested an app called Clover Memo that's fantastic. Pressure sensitivity, though you'll have to configure it for most of the brushes, lots of customisability and options AND blending brushes -- be prepared to play around with the settings. At this point I own like a billion art apps and I'm liking this one the most. Dev wrote back to me saying he is even working on a new and improved app called Clover Paint.

In the meantime give the lite version a free trial and if you like it, do support the dev by buying the full version!

l'll post a sketch later in the sketch thread.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Magnesus:
Could you send him info about Brush Lib - http://wiki.mypaint.info/Development/Documentation/Brushlib? I try to send it to all S-Pen drawing apps developers so maybe someone will use it. It's an awsome library for brushes that simulate real painting tools (used in MyPaint for Linux/Windows/MacOS).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] sphere314:
Interesting app.

Strange thing is that the orientation (portrait/landscape) changes when rotating the tablet, but it seems it's always 90° behind.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] doesntmatterx:
I'm surprised no one mentioned Sketch Free, makes you feel like a pro at sketching. Give it a shot!:good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Just updated the OP with the newly mentioned apps. If you could let me know if they are S-Pen capable that would be wonderful.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] donec:
Why do all these apps want so many permissions? Why does Sketch Free want to, know everyone I call, create network sockets, use custom network protocols and view information about network connections such as which networks exist and are connected? IMO it and apps like it are just spyware.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] vix-:
So which of these has layers and will let me move/scroll with one finger?

Lecture notes let's you do this but it lacks useful sketching tools. Bonus points if any of these have infinite canvas.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
Most if not all of the sketch apps that I have used on the list require two fingers to zoom and scroll. LayerPaint gives the options of a crap ton of layers, but not sure how many exactly. Sketchbook Pro allows for a different amount of layers depending on the canvas size.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] vix-:
I've tried a number of the ones on the list and you're right. Most need 2 fingers to zoom or move and those methods just feel very clunky to me. LectureNotes is incredible though in fluid use, options, and it has the one finger move. But lacks various paint brushes, layers, and large canvases. Its pretty disappointing that no one has came out with something like that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Jonphinguyen7:
It might be to allow for differentiation between an accidental palm rest and a zoom. Even with pen only modes, the palm is still felt by the screen, so in order to allow apps to feel more like paper and pen it requires two fingers, instead of one.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
Clover Memo

Oh for the love of god, I hit refresh and wiped out my reply.

Anyway, sorry for the late reply, guys.

So the Clover developer actually went out and BOUGHT a Galaxy Note to improve his app on. WOW, that's dedication. More reason to buy the app maybe?:)

I'm extremely impressed at how well he responds to feedback and actually promptly implements it (like, often within a day)

Also, in the latest test version (not released yet but soon) there is S- Pen button support for eyedropper, undo and draw stroke cancellation, these all work very well and it's nice to finally have an app make proper use of the SPen.

There's also a calibration function in progress which is good news for anyone with a Penabled Tablet PC stylus (You can almost dust off that Axiotron stylus with that 1 cm offset now, haha).

A better layer system and stuff, although he might release that all in a new painting - specific app.

personally this app is now letting me do some proper work on the Note 10.1, although what I'm working on is unfortunately NDA. l did post a test speedpaint here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35784088&postcount=546

The blending brushes (oil and water etc) are great, you can customise them as you like.

Go to Gallery > Options (slide from the Gallery icon up) to configure the settings , I add this because I think this was hard to find. But almo st everything is customisable including the pressure curve, pen-handedness, etc..

l believe this got fixed, I noticed that too!

Clover Memo does both infinite and fixed canvas modes, not sure about scrolling with one finger as I wouldn't want that (Isn't that horrible if you are drawing...?). Actually l think you CAN do that in the image /move mode.

l bet he would add it as a settings option for you if you asked, though

Thanks! Done and done! Cheers!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
Clovo looked nice, tried it for 10 mins and deleted it.

Problem is using the s-pen its off centre if that makes sense, like the layout and how everything is at your disposal without loads of clicking cough cough layerpaint.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] johnboyjr:
How do you chang the backgrounds and make layers?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
Gallery → Options or

Gallery → Stylus → → Pen pointer → Stylus (choose handedness) removes the offset

oh

and actually the calibration is now available so you can FINALLY calibrate your old Penabled stylus like with a Cintiq (the screen where you tap all the crosses)

Gallery → Stylus for all the Tablet PC owners

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Image → Image → Edit

I'm definitely not a fan of the current layer system but the one I saw in debug was really easy to use with thumbnails etc .

BG:

lmage → BG = change the background pattern etc.NOTE this will remain transparent if you save as PNG but show up in JPEGs

Image → Edit → Fill = fill the current layer with FG colour, BG colour etc

basically there are two image layers, Image and Edit and you switch between them and set various blending modes with Image → Blend etc.

so draw outlines in black or whatever colour on the original image layer, set the blend to exclusion → darken

then image → image → edit to go to layer 2 and you can now paint underneath the outlines.

you can always merge and paint on top more details, etc.

I won't get into more detail cause the rest is pretty straightforward and I expect a new layer system to roll out eventually.

You can also eyedrop pick with the side S -Pen button (customisable in gallery> eyedropper and gallery> stylus) and View → Flip h is super convenient for flipping the canvas horizontally (three finger screen tap works too)

oh and l just can't stand layer paint's ridiculous interface and lack of any significant updates so l ditched it long ago .

Hope that helps!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
cheers, need to reinstall this again.

Only gripe is wish it was more clearer, at the moment it looks like it has the power of procreate the best ios drawing app, wish it looked nicer:)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
no problem, I hope that helps!

I'm also a Procreate fan. (That app has an amazing brush engine and large brushes feel faster than Painter on my working desktop, wtf). But I didn't want to take the Jot stylus route.

I agree the interface is really confusing at first (ESPECIALLY the layers), but once I got my head around it l can actually use it for proper work now. It is surprisingly powerful once you figure out where everything is.

l' ll try to send my saved brushes if anyone is interested, pm me your email? They go in the Clover Memo folder, pretty easy to backup (stored in saveenv.bin).

Anyway, if you feel there should be improvements, do email the dev with comments / requests, I have been amazed by the level of support he's put in so far!

Cheers!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] joeal:
This item cannot be installed in your device's country

Unfortunately. This app. is not available in my country. I would like to try it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] mingwa:
The author of Clover Memo just released the art-focus Clover Paint with improved layer system :laugh:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEwMiwiZmFyZWFzdC5DbG92ZXJQYWludCJd
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
Hey, if you send the developer an email he will probably add it for you.

Hey Magnesus, the developer said thanks for the info and that he is planning to add the mybrush libraries to Clover Paint soon, so there's hope for you. He's added features to the app at an amazing rate since the app was released, so I'm pretty sure it will show up before too long. Just a heads-up!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] johnboyjr:
So i have to rebuy
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
Tempted by clover paint, is it better tha layerpaint?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] mingwa:
Much better imo, I might be biased though since I dislike layer paint's clumsy UI so much. Anyway, clover paint is really neat and is the closest to what I want. Here is my two cents

One more thing to look for is the addition of transform ability for a selected region and custom brushes. I dropped an email about the features and the developer said they are already on the top of his to-do list but he need to finish translating some tutorials for the app first.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
Ok downloaded clover paint and then refunded because the ui is so fussy.

A major headache, not potrait mode for drawing?

Also drawing with the stylus is off centre if that makes sense?

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OK downloaded it again but this time I'm confused why you can't import photos etc?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
stylus off-centre - it's in the settings. click Gallery slide up to Options. there are lots, I suggest you go through the whole list and see what suits you best including the portrait mode setting (mine is portrait by default). Actually, it says that in the Clover Paint description.. '(These settings can be done with [Gallery → Options / stylus]. For more information, visit the Web site)'

There is also a file menu option in the main clover menu where you can import and export images retaining alpha transparency into whatever layer you have selected, etc.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
Thanks, I can't seem to load the website at the moment where I'm at.

Can you help with the following please?

How do I import an image from my gallery?

Also I have a checkered board, how do I get this so its white?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
hey rirawin,

no problem,

tools > file

then file will appear as your current clover menu selection and you can now go file > import (if you add another layer (press and hold on any layer if you want to access more options, there are more settings in the 'settings' button which is next to the general layer opacity slider near the bottom of the screen)

to fill the chequerboard bg go to the tools> image menu, you can then either

image > edit >this is the layer editing section where you can then choose to fill bg/fg colour etc, quite self-explanatory ((this will show up if you have the layer set to visible when you export a file)

image > BG > to set the non visible bg (will not affect transparency when you export, will not affect eyedropper opacity etc) (think of it as just an effect that doesn't actually exist when you export it)

clover paint is really powerful, it does take a while of going through all the options and seeing what does what (doesn't take too long actually)

once you get the hang of it it actually allows you to do a lot of real work and configure it the way you want

hope that helps.

cheers

fg
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
Thank you, I take back my words and have to agree drawing on it is pretty damn nice, and its great to have the opacity, stroke, width at your disposal without having to click to get to the option ala layerpaint.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
no problem! I'm glad you gave it a second chance :) I also found the interface very confusing at first, but now that I have all my shortcuts set up it's much easier to actually use for work than all my other art apps. I can easily access my clover keys and set the s-pen button to be a hovering eyedropper, tweak things just how I want (the brush customisation menu is quite complex but gives a lot of options. (if you like I can email you my brush settings) and I actually like the compactness of the UI. By the way if you didn't know, hitting the menu/view softkey button should determine how much of the interface is hidden onscreen.

if you have any other requests or suggestions do email the developer, he's very receptive to suggestions and requests and has a very long list of things he is adding, and would really like to hear that people are liking his app.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] rirawin:
Brill can you pm me with your brushes please:)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
Hmm, I don't think I can send files through PM! Could you send me your email address?

BTW before you copy the brushfile over, I recommend backing up your brush settings just in case.

Perhaps make a copy of your saveenv.bin file (it is in the Clover Paint directory).

Cheers!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] jedah:
Is there a big difference between Clover Paint and Clover Memo. From the pictures on the Play Store, they look about the same. I tried Memo: found it hard to use but I can see some potential.

What kind of files can be imported? PSD? TIFF? The selection of brushes look nice (especially the oil). Can I maybe start something in SKP and easily finish in Clover?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] mingwa:
The biggest difference is layer system, other features are mostly the same. Memo only provides 2 layers with basic settings whereas Paint can handle as many as hardware serves, provides more advanced options (clipping, opacity lock...) and no more confusing. This is my attempt in clover paint for some references http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37222015

The app doesn't support tiff or psd and only import/export to picture formats atm, but the developer said it's already in his to-do list.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] JTG81:
Just wondering how does clover paint stack up against sketchbook pro? Can you change the dpi In clover paint? Something that bugs me about sketchbook pro that I would really like to be able to do instead sending to Photoshop all the time.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] mingwa:
By dpi, do you mean resolution? If it the case, yes!! Seemingly limitless if your want, but only exports to png or jpeg atm. Overall I consider Clover Paint to be considerably better than SBP even though SBP is superior in term of brush types and psd support.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] JTG81:
Yes I was referring to resolution/image quality dots per inch, all the sketch book pro psd's seem to be 100 dpi with no option to change them in app unfortunately.

Cheers might give it a try.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] JTG81:
Just wondering how to set new brushes I can't seem to work it out and the website isn't in English so I can't find a

Help page. Does anyone know? I'm referring to clover paint app. Thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] PEPPE77449911:
Thanks a lot for this apps. I love painting!:)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] fishgimp:
erm you mean make a new brush? you can click the make new clover button (select from the tools>pen section then slide up from pen > clover (i forget which one exactly, left my tablet at home today) and then edit the brush with the brush setting button (it's the one above the pen> icon)