SplashnDash

Originally created to support a local Military Museum Charity, people asked if the app would be available to download into personal VR headsets. Even though the app was a little limited in its paint by number offerings and development was required for a public app, it was decided to offer 'SplashnDash' as a free download on the Meta App Lab.

The ‘Splash n’ Dash’ app is based on the Tilt Brush technology, so not only can you easily create your paint by number masterpiece, you are also fully able to paint in full virtual reality 3D space with six degrees of freedom. There are currently many brushes to choose from with exciting textures and endless possibilities.

HOW TO
The app has been designed to allow anyone the ability to create an amazing piece of artwork using our own special VR ‘painting by number’ software.

For basic tutorials, take a look at this site – they do a very good job. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FArKPI03zro&list=PLdjlWkdljxM2HtWo0WJQjmhG6bmDdQTyv
Everything in ‘Splash N Dash’ is very similar although there are some differences.

If you already know how to use the app, put on your headset, launch ‘Splash N Dash’ and load an image from the Local Media Library (a book looking icon) on your 'tools' controller.

Once your image appears, pick your color and begin painting. Save your work when you want a break.

NOTE: If you unpin your image, you will find it very difficult to realign it with the paint, the advice is to avoid doing this.

To paint your own image that you may have on a local pc, simply connect your headset to your computer, ensure it is turned on. Then follow these instructions:

In file manager locate your headset and double click (to open) your headset folder.

Open the ‘Splash N Dash’ folder.
Open the Media Library folder.
Open the Images folder. Here you will see existing images already stored on your headset.

If you have your own ‘paint by number’ image, simply drag it to this folder where it will become available in the app.

If you would like to paint your own image. You can find a nice paint by number conversion tool such as this one: www.pbnify.com/

If you would like a more detailed image of your own to paint, send a private message to this page with the image attached, we will convert it for you and return it - then follow the above instructions to install it on your headset.

What to do with your completed painting?
At the moment, the only way to bring your completed paintings into the real world is via screenshot and print. We hope to have the time to be able to make this process better in the near future.

Enjoy

App Link:
https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/4888263454538921/?forced_locale=en_US&utm_source=sidequest&fbclid=IwAR27ICoM7QAOOoMASP-89vGAbyQUgpKoiD5KX6vz6QVQs1QUff6tTaP1AnM

App Website:
https://splashndash.vip360.info/

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This is a free to use paint by number of the Crossmount Cidery. This is one of two large format images we recently took to help promote the activities of the Red Cross.

There are two images.

One is an example image with the palette. You could take the palette to a craft shop for the exact colours if you like.

The other image is the actual paint by numbers. This image is a scaled down version of the original large format image. This image has 2,000 segments and 32 colours, so is not too complicated.

If you would like a copy, simply message this page and we will send you one.