I'm a bit confused about the title now... Are the "New dynamics interface

proposal" discussions about a completely different tool, or about the 

dynamics for the tiling tool?

By the way, Veronika, I keep losing the link to your list of tilings picture

(because I delete nearly everything and copy entire new chunks of

description each time I update with a completely new version)

Anyway, I updated the wiki with the latest iteration for the tiling tool:

I've also added the "implementation steps." At this point, can everybody

take a look and see if they agree with the "core" interface (meaning

base tile + render frame at least, dynamics are still wip)? If so, I can

already put up the page as a blueprint so anybody interested can

get started (a lot of steps are still needed before reaching on-canvas

dynamics editing...)

Should I add a table to note what parts of the feature are accepted

designs, what parts are still under discussion?

Back to dynamics:

> http://www.tomlechner.com/randompics/finishing.png

I was confused for a while, but after a better look I do really like

the interface! The term "wubwub" made me laugh. There should

be a way to choose and see which wubwub does what, and a way

to set the value back to zero. Double-click to add a corresponding

wub-wub? (since users are unlikely to need jittering Everything

at the same time)

Of course the problem is still how all this will be programmed.

Since you made that awesome alignment tool, I've no doubt that

someone like you can pull off a tool like this, but I'm not sure the

average volunteer student for inkscape could program this

type of interface. And we also face the problem of how to integrate

Now, I know nothing about programming. Has anyone looked at

the tiling dialogue code yet to see how hard it'd be to mess around

a bit with it? Possibilities to add extra stops etc. even? Replacing

the opacity/blur/color mechanism with a gradient-like approach?

Right now the two possibilities for on-canvas tile editing are still:

1. Drag a tile, all the other tiles get updated dynamically

2. Drag a tile, a ghost copy gets created, but the other tiles stay

in place (Tom's proposal, and probably easier to handle than