Version: 1.6.3 (using KDE 4.0.5) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Kubuntu 8.04.1, krita installed with apt-get, 64bit x86 box. * I load a PNG in krita. it is 810x631px and has no transparency. * Menu Image -> Change Image Size * Scale is selected and Crop Layers on image resize is selected too. * Constrain Proportions is selected * I set 468 as the value for Width, and the parameters all seems to update properly * Filter: Mitchell (default) * OK The resulting image is as expected 468px wide, but the last column of pixels is transparent. I would expect the actual image to fill all 468px and no transparency.
For the record this happen also in 2.0.
This seems to be fixed in 2.0beta2
No, this isn't fixed yet, I'm afraid. It's also sort of a hard problem, it seems -- I have seen discussions on the gimp mailing list about the same thing.
SVN commit 925835 by boemann: Actually use correct sampling weights for scaling. This introduces some transparency along all edges. Duplicate edge pixel as source of sampling, which fixes that transparency just introduced. Also use correct width of dest image which was the main cause of the bug. All in all it solves: BUG:169736 M +26 -14 kis_transform_worker.cc WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=925835