Paint Bucket Color Fill
Similar to MS paint it would be useful to have a paint bucket tool that would fill a color inside the lines of a shape. Most of the functionality is already added with the shape fill color option, but for drawings that dont use it there is no efficient way to fill the space.
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Szymon Markiewicz commented
ADD THIS GRRR!!!!
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Arianna Iudicello commented
Check my idea!
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Arianna Iudicello commented
Look at the template I have done!
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Arianna Iudicello commented
Unlike in other note apps, you can't fill-in shapes with colors yourself. Either you can do a shape that's semi-transparent or you can fill it yourself manually. It would be grate to have a bucket tool able to paint both geometrical and non-geometrical figures!
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Abbie Coon commented
Yes!!! And also please please please add this for the highlighter! I want to draw a box around my answer in highlighter and have it be filled without overlapping!
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Trevante Brown commented
Needed for students that wanna create detailed modeling
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Pri commented
I do a lot of sketches with my notes. Need when drawing furniture.
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MAK commented
YES!!! Can we change opacity of colors and photos too please?!
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Simon commented
I need this so bad!!!
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Sabrina commented
Not only the option for a solid fill where you can change the color and transparency but a pattern fill option (stripes/dots/etc) similar to the pattern fill in PowerPoint?
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Gonzalo Torche commented
Yes! This was what I was about to request. Please GoodNotes, add this feature!
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Thu Thảo Nguyễn commented
I keep coming back to Procreate because of the custom brushes and this. I know this app is not for drawing but taking notes will be much easier with these two features.
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Thamires Estevam commented
Please, do this GoodNotes
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Alicia Exel commented
Genius, it will be perfect!
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Steve Marrow commented
I agree with this. Getting one point out of the way, that this app “isn’t an art app/program”. I disagree somewhat; MANY students, teachers, scholars, philosophers, writers, researchers, and other note-takers are very visual in their thought processes. For this reason GoodNotes (5) was the obvious and best choice for myself, and I have thoroughly enjoyed using it. But in using the art tools supplied I do find a couple of missing functions and tools mildly frustrating. I support the idea for a fill in paint bucket option. Even if this just meant dragging your selected colour to an empty spot on the canvas to apply the fill (easy as that).
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Rosemarie Fortin commented
Unlike in procreate, you can't fill-in shapes with colors yourself. Either you can do a shape that's semi-transparent or you can fill it yourself manually.
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Ítalo Ouriques commented
THERE COULD BE A COLOR FILLING TOOL. EXAMPLE, FILLING THE INTERSECTION OF A SET WITH A COLOR.
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Moritz commented
I know there are a lot of suggestions for a fill tool, but my idea would be to implement this feature without a tool.
After drawing a Diagram/Shape/Whatever that you want colored in (completely, not shaded), it's always a real hassle to fill it in manually using the pencil. Adding another tool like a Paint bucket would make it easier, but still a bit tedious. In my opinion, the best way to approach this, especially for the Apple Pencil, is the Way Procreate did it. you can just drag a color from the Menu par, and drop it on a surface to fill it in. Here's a video showcasing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3xalseUNn8&
I added a very rough sketch to show what I mean in Goodnotes.
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Moritz commented
A really neat implementation of this would be to just be able to grab the colors out of the toolbar with the Pencil and drop them onto empty spaces. Would remove the need for an extra tool. I've seen it somewhere but don't remember where. I added a rough sketch to show what I mean.
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selman commented
I support this. I have an exercise solution sheet. I wanted to cover up the solutions to solve it myself but couldn't use shapes. Stickers ratio cannot be modified so I couldn't use stickers. Trying to put an image to cover it was annoying and I had to cover all solutions by striking it out with the pen. It took my time and it looks very ugly.