I really pushed the stylus very hard.

I don’t get the gaps on mine (as you can see from my scribbly pic above). Try pressing slightly harder (not too hard! don’t blame me if you break it!). Also, don’t draw too fast, currently my code discards any movements that are too fast — this helps stop the ‘jumping lines’ problem, where it draws lines when you don’t want them.

to PoUpa:
You have to use the included ‘proc.exe’ to convert .rle into a standard .png
Instructions are included in the README.txt: 1. copy .rle file to same folder as proc.exe 2. drag and drop the .rle file onto the proc.exe
If you can’t get it to work, or if you have some other OS, I set it up so you can upload your .RLE file here, and it will return a .PNG file to you: RLE to PNG converter

FYI I think you should keep going with this as a full app, its great and I’m very interested in it.

In regards to the new version, is there something different about the touch sensitivity or line generation? I’m not sure if it’s because I upgraded my M3-CF to firmware e18 or if it’s R6 of Draw but when I try to draw continous lines they end up with many gaps in the line… a problem I didn’t notice with R5 and e16… here’s an example pic

http://iga.pixelist.net/evil_gaps.png

Great Job with multiple saves btw! I can’t wait to use it properly once I can draw without gaps… might try downgrading the M3 firmware in case it was that…

Also a suggestion re: the colour picker; it’s nice to have the many different hues and such but would a swatch system (the grid of square colour swatches ala. Macromedia Fireworks) be better suited to this situation? Or even a partial swatch system with black/white/primary colours in a bar on the side so you can get pure black or white easily? Just my thoughts