Hey this is sick! I might have to give this tool a whirl but I was wondering if there was any way for the pages to be in two-page view by default? It's just how I prefer my comics to be presented, and if that's not an option should I just make every page a "spread" to achieve that effect?
Again, really cool tool! I've been wanting NG to have something like this for a bit now.
Hey! I'm glad you like it, and I hope you have fun using it. That's a good idea for an update, adding spreads! For now, just combine two pages for a spread effect, that's what I do.
what an incredible tool. thank you!
This is amazing! A great tool! I had been thinking of implementing something to submit my comics and I found this.
I'm looking forward to posting my comics using this!
Thank you! Good luck with your comics!
I've been looking for something like this! Thank you!
No worries! Happy Comicking!
Even though I have no current plans to make comics or graphic novels (maybe in the future), I still see this as a great tool for compiling comics into an interactible format.
The graphics, presentation, and music are still great.
My only gripe is that it might open the floodgates for more spammy comics to make their way onto NG. One might for example, simplify the visuals, focus more on humor as opposed to story, even reuse some panels for good measure, which can allow one to submit comics as 'games' every week, possibly quicker, and still get decent scores.
This might also be something the voting system can resolve, but then again, it doesn't take much skill-wise to become a successful webcomic creator as opposed to an animator or gamedev.
Relevant TVTropes page
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CutAndPasteComic
Remember, this might be competing against someone's thesis film.
SUGGESTIONS:
1. A "manga" setting, as in, pages go from right to left. Again, never used it, IDK if it already has that.
(it doesn't take much to become a successful webcomic creator as opposed to an animator or gamedev)
2. Make a "Bando's Album Wizard", ie. a similar tool for albums / EPs. (as in, you compile a bunch of audio files, name them, give them cover art, etc, and turn them into a single interactive package) (This I might actually want to use.)
Thanks for taking the time to review our utility! I'm glad you see some use for yourself, and I really hope it does encourage you to make a graphic novel. I think you'd make an excellent one. Come join us! :D
The manga setting is a good idea, and we'll take a look into it. And your idea for albums is really intriguing! We might have to think about something like that in the future. Thanks for those suggestions!