A few of the G'MIC filters mention in their description that you can "favourite" a filter (e.g. the "Color > Curves [interactive]" filter instructs the user to "press the 'Add to Faves' button), but this functionality seems to be missing in krita. Having it would be nice, as it's a useful feature (e.g. for filters where you need to punch in many values every time you want to use it) and would fix the confusing/incorrect instructions given by those filters. Reproducible: Always
Well, it's not g'mic feature, it's a feature in g'mic's Gimp plugin, with which we don't actually share any code. I'm sure there are other things that are in that plugin that aren't in Krita's. It's a bit sloppy for G'Mic to actually mention that sort of thing in the descriptions...
"It's a bit sloppy for G'Mic to actually mention that sort of thing in the descriptions..." Wrong IMHO. The filters definition file used by the Krita plug-in is actually the one that has been written *specifically* for the GIMP plug-in. I've already told Lukas that it could be perhaps better to have your own filters definition file specifically for Krita instead (using tags like #@krita instead of #@gimp to define the filters). But it would mean also more work to maintain the list, particularly when there are updates.
> But it would mean also more work to maintain the list, particularly when there are > updates. Yes, I don't think we can handle maintenance of the filter definitions. It generates work we can spend on more important things. We need to find some long-term solution, maintaining own filter definition is not the way in my opinion. Favorite presets feature will be implemented in Krita for G'Mic!
WISHGROUP: Larger Usability Fixes Okay... Lukas, can you please pick up this issue?
We've just replaced our own gmic dialog with a plugin that communicates with the official gmic-qt plugin (which still needs to be released with our integration code, but it's already been merged), so we can close all current g'mic bugs.