All uncertain features go in here, if they're still there after a year, they'll get deleted.
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Jun 25 2025
Good, closing as resolved.
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Here are the icons I made. I went for less skeuomorphic and more symbolic for cut/merge.
I'm looking at it :)
Jun 24 2025
Nov 2 2024
I love to work on this, but I need guidance on were and how should I approach this!
Feb 2 2023
Jul 11 2022
So, conceptually, we divide that GlobalRect into smaller contiguous, non-overlaping, regions or tiles
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Jun 8 2022
Hello everybody. My 2 cents are here. I give all the brave Krita users access to edit the document, coment and share. Enjoy and Help if you can ;)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UMTT6TumIXr0NurBf0rex7-podiQjxwH?usp=sharing
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May 23 2022
We've talked in the past about associating assistants with certain layers, but lately I've been thinking wondering if it would be possible to just treat individual assistants as a new type of node/layer.
May 16 2022
scenerio 1) you want to make one single line or a bezier curve in a nice way and it’s done better with assistants, but to do that, you gotta go to the assistant tool, set it up, then move to the brush, enable snapping, then go to the assistant tool again to remove it -> how to make it faster/easier?
For scenenario 1, yes it is cumbersome to work with assistants that need constant adjustment, however this may not be a problem with the usage but the design of the assistant. For example, ruler is good but requires to be adjusted on every stroke to make new lines, on the contrary, parallel ruler needs less input as you can do all parallel lines at once. So first we have to design the functionality of assistants to be less dependant of user input. However this is not trivial to do. On the other hand, if we could have a key to quickly activate the edit options from the closest assistant that could help mitage this issue.
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My thoughts/priorities regarding this task. (The subtitle says the priority, to make it easy I just assigned three, "Now", "Maybe now" and "Later").
