jpp025
September 13, 2023, 12:14pm
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Haha! True!
Nice!
roosterburton:
Good luck with it
I don’t expect much to come of it—since they’ve already gone so long without the feature, but it’s there for them to consider one day.
Edit: Here's how I pictured using images — if it helps with your future implementation:
I know LingQ removed the ability to add images to lessons a while back because they found it didn’t work for their platform (made it more cluttered ), but in the case of Comics, Manhwa, Cartoon strips, or even street and restaurant signs within countries, it would be a cool and helpful way to implement images into LingQ.
I primarily picture using this for personal use (due to copyright ).
Still, maybe some artists/illustrators in the LingQ community might want to upload their own stories (like a mini story ) and images (a short illustration with text in a TL ), and below the image can be the place to type a text version of the text on the image (the standard text editor so photos don’t have to be OCR’d or anything like that ).
I would also like to suggest the ability to add multiple imported images to a lesson at once (in the case of comics with multiple pages/panels ), but you could have a single page/panel be a lesson within a course that is the whole comic (for example).
(Note: It would be pretty tedious to import a single image as a lesson for a comic/webtoon/etc., but it’s better than nothing, in my opinion.)
LingQ can use visuals (video player box) when we import videos via the LingQ Importer. This suggestion wouldn’t be an entirely “out there” idea. It would just be (a) photo(s) instead of a video.
It would be kind of cool to see the image as an additional popup window on Rooster Reader Premium as it scrolls through the given sentence, too. (Similar to how the video popup works in LingQ/Rooster Reader. )
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