I can't open a previously created .kra file. I don't know why. These are the steps to reproduce the problem: Ubuntu 14.04 Unity - Krita 2.9 Beta 2 (git a1a90e9) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. create a new document, let's say 1600x1200px / 100ppi 2. select the left side (800x1200px) and fill selection with the foreground color (Shift + Background) 3. Ctrl+I to invert selection and select the right side 4. go to layerbox > add > Fill layer > color > RGB: 254,235,220 5. deselect, save and close the document 6. reopen the file Actual Results: I can't reopen the file I've just created.
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I also noticed that with the fill layer color picker bug you previously entered -- I couldn't load your file. But when I created an image with a fill layer, it did load. It might be because I didn't add a selection -- I can confirm that krita hangs when you try to reopen a file created with your steps.
Git commit 49a6cbad8726f94554c6469bac68abd82e9cc0ec by Boudewijn Rempt. Committed on 03/02/2015 at 13:38. Pushed by rempt into branch 'calligra/2.9'. We don't have to update the layer while loading, that happens when the image gets rendered. M +0 -10 krita/ui/kra/kis_kra_load_visitor.cpp http://commits.kde.org/calligra/49a6cbad8726f94554c6469bac68abd82e9cc0ec
[quote]But when I created an image with a fill layer, it did load[/quote] Yes, I can confirm. [quote]It might be because I didn't add a selection[/quote] Hm.. I think there's more. Actually, I've managed to reopen a file with a Fill layer created by adding a smaller selection. It seems that only by following the steps above you encounter the problem.
In any case, all files with fill layers should load again now :-)
Hey, I've rechecked with a new build (git 49a6cba), and now I can reopen all files with fill layers (thank you :) There's still a glitch though, once reopen the file Fill layers appear blue colored no matter they had a different shade before: Steps to reproduce: 1. create and save a file with a red colored Fill layer 2. reopen the file Actual result: Fill layers are blue Krita 2.9Beta 2 (git 49a6cba)