If you add a very faint guideline in the middle (vertical/horizontal) maybe dashed then it might be easier to purposefully make use of the mirroring. Just a thought.
I was just thinking about this little device the other day but the name eluded me. What fanciful amalgam of search terms must one employ to locate such a thing via search engine? Stymying!
Tried on latest Fennec and AOSP browser for LOS 17.1, no worky.
Seems like this is intended for desktop web use. Which while disappointing from one perspective is refreshing from the perspective that (in general) mobile is for consuming and the desktop can be for creating/producing.
I recommend you to check Sketchbook [0] from Autodesk for doodling on iOS devices. It’s free. It also has the symmetry feature and I use it quite a lot for doodling. It’s so fun!
This is lovely, and I really appreciate that the author has gone to the effort to explain how it works in the repo - https://github.com/uhLeeshUh/Andala
I have the same problem. To reproduce it, select a radial symmetry (works with 1, 3, 5, 10), and try to draw along the vertical axis. At some point, there will be suddenly lines between the center, all of your "current points" and all of their opposite (opposite being the point symmetric to them by the center).
A symmetrical drawing app for iOS that I like is Silk. It might not be perfect for precision drawing, but it’s fun. Many symmetry choices. (No affiliation but I own a copy.)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1rkux1gl903wwoo/Screen%20Shot%2020...
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