Hey all,
first thanks for the remarkable integration :-)
Just a short question concerning the line width to draw a rm file.
If a pdf file is parsed, how do I set the line thickness?
According to the source code, drawj2d uses fixed
public int brush_type = rmPen.FINELINER_2;
public int color = rmColour.BLACK;
public float brush_base_size = rmWidth.MEDIUM;
It it possible to change this parameters dynamically?
Kind regards
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The line with is set using the rmPoint parameter:(line.addPoint(x1, y1)).width = 2f. I do not know what the brush_baze_size is used for, maybe for other pens than the fineliner.
Drawj2d does not use fixed line width. Assuming you run drawj2d -Trm notes.hcl and notes.hcl contains the line image my.pdf 1. The line width on the reMarkable device should be the same a in the pdf. Drawj2d reads the stroke width from the Graphics2d context: stroke.getLineWidth() * 226.85f / 25.4f;. Have a look at RemarkableGraphics2D for the implementation
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Hey all,
first thanks for the remarkable integration :-)
Just a short question concerning the line width to draw a rm file.
If a pdf file is parsed, how do I set the line thickness?
According to the source code, drawj2d uses fixed
public int brush_type = rmPen.FINELINER_2;
public int color = rmColour.BLACK;
public float brush_base_size = rmWidth.MEDIUM;
It it possible to change this parameters dynamically?
Kind regards
The line with is set using the rmPoint parameter:
(line.addPoint(x1, y1)).width = 2f. I do not know what the brush_baze_size is used for, maybe for other pens than the fineliner.Drawj2d does not use fixed line width. Assuming you run drawj2d -Trm notes.hcl and notes.hcl contains the line
image my.pdf 1. The line width on the reMarkable device should be the same a in the pdf. Drawj2d reads the stroke width from the Graphics2d context:stroke.getLineWidth() * 226.85f / 25.4f;. Have a look at RemarkableGraphics2D for the implementationSorry for the late reply (I should check spam more often).