SUMMARY Issue about the ten brushes feature. Something is wrong with switching back to previous brush preset. Krita version is 5.1.0 pre alpha nighly build(git 8376871). If it's not a bug, just proceed to the appropriate action. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Have a specific brush set for any of the ten brushes shortcut 2. With a canvas opened, press on one of the ten brushes shortcut 3. Press the same shortcut a second time OBSERVED RESULT The brush doesn't switch back to the previous preset EXPECTED RESULT Pressing the second time one of the shortcuts should switch back your current preset to the previous pne SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows 10 1909
That works for me.
(In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #1) > That works for me. Are you sure ? That doesn't work for me. I tried installing this version of Krita again but nope. So how do I make it works here. Saying that it works on your side isn't helping. This is the name of the setup file : krita-nightly-x64-5.1.0-prealpha-8376871fce-setup Also, what to do when it becomes "Resolved" "works for you" while it doesn't work for some other ? Should I even turn the status as "Reported" ?
No, only developers should change the status of a bug. Resolved/Worksforme means: it works for me, I cannot investigate this report anymore since there's nothing left for me to try and test or debug.
(In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #3) > No, only developers should change the status of a bug. > > Resolved/Worksforme means: it works for me, I cannot investigate this report > anymore since there's nothing left for me to try and test or debug. Then I shall forward a screen recording of the issue at the very least. Just so that you understand it's really not working on my side. It doesn't happen with the first Krita 5.0.0 beta, but with the current 5.1.0 prealpha and current 5.0.0 beta builds, switching back to previous preset is not possible anymore. Recording video will be forwarded in the next message.
(In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #3) > No, only developers should change the status of a bug. > > Resolved/Worksforme means: it works for me, I cannot investigate this report > anymore since there's nothing left for me to try and test or debug. New update : The issue seems to be caused from the retrieval of brush settings from the sqlite database of a previous Krita version. Especially coming from 5.0.0 beta 1 to later versions. A break happens in the process apparently, causing the brush history to not work as expected with the Ten brushes script. I tried to completely remove any sqlite backup before starting Krita and the ten brushes script worked fine.
(In reply to stephen from comment #5) > (In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #3) > > No, only developers should change the status of a bug. > > > > Resolved/Worksforme means: it works for me, I cannot investigate this report > > anymore since there's nothing left for me to try and test or debug. > > New update : > The issue seems to be caused from the retrieval of brush settings from the > sqlite database of a previous Krita version. Especially coming from 5.0.0 > beta 1 to later versions. A break happens in the process apparently, causing > the brush history to not work as expected with the Ten brushes script. > I tried to completely remove any sqlite backup before starting Krita and the > ten brushes script worked fine. How to do that? I'm sorry, I don't have understanding about these things
The default shortcuts of Ten Brushes "ctrl+alt+number" work fine in Krita Beta 5 but changing to something like "E" used to enable eraser mode doesn't change back the preset.
*** Bug 442493 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***