If I create a fill layer, do ctrl+A, suppr and paint on it (in white), nothing will appear. Then if I make a new selection and fill it (backspace or shift+backspace), all my previous brush strokes suddenly appear. I'm on Windows x64 and I tried with Krita 2.9.11 and 3.0 Pre-alpha.
Hi Caetano, I'm afraid I cannot reproduce the issue. I was surprised that it's actually possible to paint on fill layers, though! I might have misunderstood something -- I'm not sure what you mean with "suppr"?
Sorry I meant "delete" (I have a french keyboard)
The bug happens in both my Windows 7 x64 and my Windows 8 x64 so I'm surprised you cannot reproduce it.
Just tried with Krita 3.0 Beta (debug and non debug builds) and nothing changed on this side. I also experience layer updating problems with paint layers sometimes, but I can't predict it yet.
Tried with windows 10. Same problem.
Tried with Linux Mint Rosa (Krita 2.9.11) and it gets better, the strokes update at about half of each LMB release and when it doesn't, I can update by clicking twice on the eye. This doesn't happen with windows. But still impossible to decently work with.
I can reproduce, the steps are : 1/ Create a new Fill layer with a color 2/ Select it and Erase the color with the Del keyboard shortcut 3/ Draw something on the layer… and nothing appear I think Caetano intent is to use this layer as a mask with a locked color : drawing should modify alpha only if I understand rightly ;)
Yes exactly, thanks for the backup !
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I found a quick way to get around this bug : On Windows : - Create a fill layer - do a paint stroke on it (no matter the color) - Without selecting anything, press del (not backspace) - Paint On Linux : - Create a fill layer - Without selecting anything, Press del (not backspace) - Paint
The issue is almost gone in Krita 3.0 ! It only bugs when I press "del" and paint, otherwise, it seems to work perfectly !