| Summary: | Recording of scaling and moving a layer doesnt work | ||
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| Product: | [Applications] krita | Reporter: | Fabian <fabian> |
| Component: | General | Assignee: | Cyrille Berger <cberger> |
| Status: | RESOLVED LATER | ||
| Severity: | wishlist | CC: | cberger, halla, kwadraatnope, perso, sven.langkamp |
| Priority: | NOR | ||
| Version: | git master (please specify the git hash!) | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Platform: | openSUSE | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
| Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
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Description
Fabian
2010-07-21 10:21:10 UTC
Hi Fabian, You are right... There are more things that aren't recorded yet, as well. I'm making an inventory. But we might need some way to automatically generate the recording classes, perhaps. I'm afraid it won't get fixed for 2.4. *** Bug 309156 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. *** A Re-apply feature was discussed shortly it would make it possible to reuse a last used stroke/action/transform as a single function to make incremental changes. 14:54:05 - Bollebib1: boud dmitryK_ is there a "redo last used action" functionality in krita? 14:55:45 - dmitryK_: Bollebib1: no, I don't think so. For what usecase you need it? 14:55:59 - boud: only after undo 14:56:10 - boud: and there's 'apply filter again' 14:56:15 - Bollebib1: for example 14:56:15 - Bollebib1: for strokes: when you made a stroke,and you press a shortcut,that results in that stroke being done again in the exact same spot (when a strok is a bit too light perhaps) 14:56:15 - Bollebib1: for transforms: last used transform coordinates and offset are used again 14:57:07 - Bollebib1: that way you can incrementally make the change without needing to transform or stroke again 14:57:39 - Bollebib1: for really light adjustments this results in doing the change once,then pressing re-apply a few times to get it right 14:58:06 - boud: for stroking you might be able to use the record system, but that's not terribly convenient 14:58:10 - Bollebib1: redo is wrong word...re-apply is it actually 14:58:36 - boud: it's an intriguing idea, once we've fixed the recording/strokes system to make everything recordable, we could easily store the entire edit history and allow you to pick which actions to do again 14:59:26 - Bollebib1: uhu,just remembered it again from when I was using TVPaint,it was quite handy at times 14:59:45 - Bollebib1: or if you make a stroke ,but discover you used the wrong brush 14:59:59 - Bollebib1: just undo,change brush and use re-apply 15:00:05 - Bollebib1: it's really powerful 15:00:54 - Bollebib1: that is a bit like the "stroke selected shapes" function,but also for normal strokes WISHGROUP: Pie-in-the-sky I'm afraid. This is a huge project that needs proper preparation and design. |