Drawing Timer
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. A simple and complete drawing timer web app to use with your own references. Fully local.
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Controls: Zoom on the pictures with the mouse wheel. It's a bit clunky but it works
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This is a web drawing timer app + a python script to help you create your own reference pack.
Upload your references (it's not really an upload, everything happens locally). Then, use keywords in the navbar to make a selection of images you want based on the file names. Set the timer time using the format you want, and then click start to start the series.
The white zone is for selecting references. The dark zone is for excluding references. Both textboxes in them are AND and OR filters. It gives a lot of options for selecting references.
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