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[weight smoothing] OpenGL canvas break the feature, or do inconsistent rendering |
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[Applications] krita
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Reporter: |
David REVOY <info> |
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Brush engines | Assignee: |
Krita Bugs <krita-bugs-null> |
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RESOLVED
DUPLICATE
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major
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CC: |
halla
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NOR
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git master (please specify the git hash!) | |
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Compiled Sources | |
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Linux | |
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picture screenshot of gesture, sort of benchmark
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Created attachment 76557 [details] picture screenshot of gesture, sort of benchmark I did personnal sort of benchmark , using the last feature 'line smoothing' with my hardware for both 'openGL' canvas ( Nvidia proprietary driver, 310 ; gfx card : GT220 ) , and CPU canvas ( icore7 2.7Ghz ) . The picture file in attachement show clearly the problem : I reproduced the same gesture ( a loop pattern , a squary line , then little cross ) using same parameters for both 'mode' : the result , a big inconsistency : - using CPU, the feature does what expected (ex at 100/1000 : my loops are constant rythm , squary pattern is smoothed ) - Using OpenGL : it does behave really different, with non pre-visible way to draw ... Affect also basic-smoothing. I couldn't draw in Krita if I had to choose OpenGL , the line result would feel broken here.