/tech/ - Technology★

Thanks now I can become an art master :)

>Good text tool

Thank fuck Gimp is getting shrekt, hopefully they start actually improving.

Colorize mask is pretty cool.

based

>>886696

Used Open Sans in both of those, Gimp rendered it properly.

>>886698

I am unable to get my text to be like yours, hate to pull a "works on my machine" but it does, one of the niceties of being an ubuntu normal fag.

Gimp uses its own pango and freetype iirc, so it is probably more independent of your system rendering.

>>886703

>relying on the OS for rendering on the canvas

Well that's a shit design choice if I've ever seen one. If 2 people open the same file, the image may look different to them.

I just tried disabling MacType and the font changed. It still looks like shit, but slightly less so.

>>886716

>windows

>>886722

That is where the majority of Krita userbase is tho. Personally I support Krita because it is a Free Software and GIMP is on life support. I use image editing software maybe twice a year and even then with contempt.

>>886723

Did you draw this picture? I like it.

>>886716

>>886722

>>886724

I just tried to install the new over a stable beta. also i installed a newer beta an that annoying docker/color selector is not in the 2nd mouse button anymore. great

>>886725

No I didn't drew that.

>>886670

I still prefer Gimp over Krita. It feels more faster and more polished in general. It also doesn't crash every 5 fucking minutes

>>886716

wincel BTFO

>>886744

>>886670

Gimp is for editing photos and krita is for creating art. Two different programs for two different tasks.

>>886747

I know people who use GIMP for creating art and I often use Krita for editing photos.

They have distinct central use cases, but their overall use has a lot of overlap.

>>886724

>That is where the majority of Krita userbase is tho

This doesn't give you an excuse, wincel faggot.

>>886747

And yet Gimp is still far better than Krita

>>886776

Is the colorize mask just for a quick hack job? Would it be possible to do a professional fill with colorize mask?

>>886781

I'm not qualified to judge, but the example looks promising:

https://docs.krita.org/Colorize_Mask

>>886792

Oh so it's a bit more limiting than I previous assumed. But anyways It's still a cool tool if you want to quickly colorize a picture and have it look good. I would assume for more professional looking art you would still color it yourself.

>>886796

I expect a lot of even professional coloring involves tedious one-level-above-paint-bucket work, just to get a base to work on. Colorize mask can do that.

It can't do anything you couldn't do, but it makes flat colors as simple to execute as they should be. Filling objects with a single color is not a complex task, aside from picking the colors.

>>886812

Comfy Kiki~

>>886706

Which font is that?

>>886812

I don't like Kiki because her car accelerates too fast in SuperTuxKart

>>886940

Jesus... This is a fucking travesty.

>>886940

Why the fuck Sub-Zero freezed her but didn't proceed to the fatality???

>>886812

when will tyson draw her with big boobs

Apparently multi-threading is a thing now. Should help with performance.

>>886981

See what you can accomplish by working together, drawfags?

>>886981

I'm guessing this is /v/fag followed by an edit by Saifag?

>>886990

yes

Seems David Revoy contributed a lot of the new brushes:

https://docs.krita.org/The_Krita_4_Preset_Bundle

>>886981

Stop trying to get me to jack it to furfag shit.

>>887038

We're not the ones lubing up your hand, anon.

>>887020

David is a real hero. The guy does absolutely everything with free software. That's real dedication.

>>887043

Yup. I was more than a little irked at the people who were giving him shit for complaining about Inkscape breaking backward compatibility on a point release. Dude has gone through a lot of hoops to do everything he does with OSS, and I'd be pissed off too.

>>887048

Yeah, and there really was no reason to break everything other than laziness. He also really didn't "freak out" more than someone would in that situation.

>>887057

You do NOT break backwards compatibility on a point release. Even glibc doesn't do that (on purpose).

>>886708

>Well that's a shit design choice if I've ever seen one.

The program does not "rely on the OS", obviously there's an anomaly on your machine.

The fact that you would even come to that conclusion makes me even more convinced that Krita doesn't work for you due to user ineptitude.

>>886981

Nice.

>>887052

Very Nice!

>>887052

It's a shame Wanaca is stuck with suck a shitty company.

>>887082

>different people get different results

>changing an external piece of software changes the way Krita renders text

>still blaming it on me

It's ok to like Krita but don't be a fanboy.

>>886981

You two should colab more...

>>887046

I sense a trap...

>>886752

>>887143

What does it do? Is it a name for a special renderer or actual cloud rendering?

>>886924

>>886940

spooky

>>886923

ttf-animeace got it from yaourt

>>887177

fonts and style from cloud.

just something to not install fonts and just use theirs.

>>887204

So it's for lazy people. Got it. Thx

>>887181

Just a shitty model. STK should crowdfund to pay someone who knows what they're doing for decent replacements.

Anyone fuck around with the animation tool yet?

>>886981

Please. More.

>>887518

it's a little obtuse and can crash if you try to copy too many frames, hard to render multiple animations, etc. but good for animating like a short video

So what resources do you guys recommend for learning how to use this thing?

>>887629

Youtube has quite a few good tutorials.

The narrator in their new features video sounds like Soviet Lt. Zofia from Red Alert 2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXvHHJUyBDg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTrgkYPTG7k

>>888127

OR, you could stop being a faggot and add the kritalime ppa to your sources.list

>>888135

>add ppas for all needed up to date software

>apt takes ages to update 50 repos

I can't hear you over the sound of you sucking so many dicks, anon.

>>888140

You either do that or check manually for each software, which takes orders of magnitude longer.

tldr stop sucking dick

>>888135

Nigger, PPAs are worse than just downloading an AppImage in almost every conceivable way. You might have had a point if you said Flatpak/Snap, but nobody has updated to Krita 4 yet.

>>888140

Gotta agree with the other anon. Appimage is Windows-tier cancer. Shit just needs to be in repo, and if first party repo doesn't have it then just use third party repo. The time it takes to refresh repos is fucking irrelevant, given that it happens in background in the middle of the night.

>>888204

Uh-huh. And how exactly are people using LTS distros supposed to get Krita 4 in their repos? There is a reason these things exist, like it or not.

>>888208

Refer to >>888135

>>888212

Nigger if I didn't care if I had to manually update all of my shit then I'd be using Windows.

>>888221

I've never did in-place upgrade, instead doing a fresh install, but thanks for the heads-up.

>>888234

That's what you get for using custom hardware.

>>887741

Comrade General <3

>>888241

That's what I get for trying to avoid the Wacom jew.

>>888253

Huion and Microsoft tablets work fine. Genius a shit, I owned it once and regretted every minute of it.

>>888260

What about XP-Pen?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXvHHJUyBDg

>new kiki headcanon voice

>>888270

I mean, up the pitch a tad, and it would kinda work... We need some Slav Kikis, drawfags.

>>886981

>Libbie has to be a whore for Kiki to continue pure

Thats a good trade off

>>887741

Perfect, since Kiki is chinese.

Would need to be more fluid.

>>888285

>whore

>gratis

Libbie is just a semen demon.

>>888217

As soon as they sort out the issue with themes, we'll have an AUR killer.

>>888299

Do not fist android girls!

>>888308

Well it's not like it's a nigger, just black paint. That said it's pretty clear that maff anon there has nigger fetish.

>>888312

I'm a sucker for full lips and big tiddies alright.

>>888330

Anyone still have the Libbie OC torrent?

>>888304

Actually seems less bad than just furshit tbh.

>>888226

>needing to reinstall every time he does a major upgrade

jesus christ not even wincucks need to do that.

>>888424

Except when they do, which is every time.

>>887018

It's not Public Domain, it's CC0.

>>888563

CC0 is for all intents and purposes public domain. It is not literally public domain because local laws treat "public domain" differently.

>>888563

>>888567

CC0 waives as many rights as it can. That means it does put something in the public domain if it's possible to do that at all.

>>888552

Libbie cosplaying Jessica Rabbit and the Hulk?

>>888552

Guess I'll keep adding stuff to the archive.

>>888308

>>888915

Saifag or another artist should get right on lewding maff libbie

>>888217

Flatpak is just a shittier snaps, both only exist because appimages don't have sandboxing.

Either way both are a travesty, nix and guix can be tooled to replace this anyway, currently we're in an awful mess if we go full windows.

>>888299

Clang is truly the purest love. I want to hug a robot!

>>888922

Nix and GUIX don't solve the problem of 3rd-party apps.

>>888693

I'm a bit worried that Tyson has started using the Unlicense though.

http://unlicense.org/

>>888922

Flatpak is worse than Snaps, how exactly?

>>888932

It explicitly says "public domain" so the rest of it is basically invalid if it violates any local laws regarding public domain.

>>888938

It's more the language and rational around it that bothers me. It's borderline cringe.

>>888926

Sure it does, third party apps just have to distribute a .nix text file and then the theoretical nixpack app can build it, or you could publish your app channel so people can get updates.

Here is the Krita nix file, all a dev has to do is update this file

{ mkDerivation, lib, fetchurl, fetchpatch, cmake, extra-cmake-modules
, karchive, kconfig, kwidgetsaddons, kcompletion, kcoreaddons
, kguiaddons, ki18n, kitemmodels, kitemviews, kwindowsystem
, kio, kcrash
, boost, libraw, fftw, eigen, exiv2, lcms2, gsl, openexr
, openjpeg, opencolorio, vc, poppler_qt5, curl, ilmbase
, qtmultimedia, qtx11extras
}:

mkDerivation rec {
  name = "krita-${version}";
  version = "3.2.1";

  src = fetchurl {
    url = "http://download.kde.org/stable/krita/${version}/${name}.tar.gz";
    sha256 = "0fafy5ggplgq2rz85sqa42vmkzs2r9dq47qfrbnn2n6pfzkcw1pg";
  };

  nativeBuildInputs = [ cmake extra-cmake-modules ];

  buildInputs = [
    karchive kconfig kwidgetsaddons kcompletion kcoreaddons kguiaddons
    ki18n kitemmodels kitemviews kwindowsystem kio kcrash
    boost libraw fftw eigen exiv2 lcms2 gsl openexr
    openjpeg opencolorio vc poppler_qt5 curl ilmbase
    qtmultimedia qtx11extras
  ];

  NIX_CFLAGS_COMPILE = [ "-I${ilmbase.dev}/include/OpenEXR" ];

  meta = with lib; {
    description = "A free an open source painting application";
    homepage = https://krita.org/;
    maintainers = with maintainers; [ abbradar ];
    platforms = platforms.linux;
    license = licenses.gpl2;
  };
}

Wouldn't it be better if you just downloaded a few kb and have your program not re-download shit you have?

>>888940

This is the problem: Devs HATE updating shit. Especially when it comes to games. They expect the same binary/bundle to run for at least half a decade.

>>888875

I see you faggots don't play video games. That's donkey kong and pauline.

>>888944

Yeah nothing spells Sega like two noname weeb characters from some obscure jrpg.

>>888948

>noname weeb characters from some obscure jrpg.

Nigger, what? I never owned a sega console and I know that the one on the left is Aika from Skies of Arcadia, and Chaz from Phantasy Star IV. Fucking Vyse shows up in Valkyria Chronicles, for Stallman's sake! Fucking underage faggot.

>>888953

"weeb" is a millenial word. they will literally shout "WEEB!" when they hear someone speaking portuguese

>>888953

So even without knowing shit about these two characters, just from their looks, I've correctly determined that they belong to some obscure JRPGs. Maybe not in Japan, but if you use Japan as your primary landmark of anything then it's because you're a weeb, which I also guessed correct.

Do you even fucking know what games were popular outside of nip land? I'll give you a hint, those include Sonic the Hedgehog and Earthworm Jim.

>>888962

>obscure JRPGs

Neither SoA or Phantasy Star 4 are obscure.

>>888964

Yea that's exactly the reason why of all people I knew there was only that one kid who even knew about them.

>>888957

Pretty sure most of us are millenials. This is no excuse. That guy is a fucking faggot and doesn't know what weeb even means.

>>888962

> I've correctly determined that they belong to some obscure JRPGs.

No, you haven't you stupid faggot. These games were really popular in their time. There's nothing obscure about them to someone that isn't underage.

> Maybe not in Japan, but if you use Japan as your primary landmark of anything then it's because you're a weeb, which I also guessed correct.

No, they were popular here too, and if you somehow avoid Japanese games, then you're just a faggot. Why are you even on an imageboard?

>Do you even fucking know what games were popular outside of nip land? I'll give you a hint, those include Sonic the Hedgehog and Earthworm Jim.

Yeah, we all know those, but a player of RPG games in general should know those characters just as well. Also, Sanic is also from Japan, dipshit. This is like saying that Spyro was a defining mascot of the PS1 while ignoring games like FF7 and so on as if they had no big following stateside, especially in online communities.

>>888965

It might have something to do with you belonging on leddit.

>>888974

Don't know what this effect is called but you tend to stick around people that say the same shit you say, naturally engulfing yourself into an echochamber, which distorts your perception of reality. I have no fucking clue what communities you were sticking with because I only heard scarce mentions of phantasy star on the internet starting 2010 and as for the other game it's the first time I've heard of it altogether.

Either way you don't get to tell me shit about character popularity if your couldn't recognize trademark donkey kong tie, especially not when your idea of a popular character is some jrpg protagonist that looks just as generic and edgy as any other jrpg protagonist.

>>888976

s/popular/recognizable

>>888976

That wasn't me, you stupid asshole.

>started on the internet in 2010

Yes, well the rest of your posts are telling. So yes, I do get to tell you shit and you're going to sit there and take it.

>>888979

Where is your reading comprehension, m8? It said that I only started seeing phantasy star mentions in year 2010. Maybe it's because vidya sites I've been visiting were banning weebs on sight prior to 2010 so they never got a chance to mention japanese games, and every single one of those sites followed the suit. Or maybe it's because japanese games aren't as overwhemingly popular outside japan as you make it out to be.

>>888980

>Where is your reading comprehension, m8? It said that I only started seeing phantasy star mentions in year 2010

Then you haven't been on the internet for long.

>Maybe it's because vidya sites I've been visiting were banning weebs on sight prior to 2010 so they never got a chance to mention japanese games, and every single one of those sites followed the suit. Or maybe it's because japanese games aren't as overwhemingly popular outside japan as you make it out to be.

Yeah, it's probably because you come from an even more cancerous site than reddit. Why are you even here?

>>888981

>everyone who disagrees with me is a redditor

Cuckchan is that-a-way friendo.

>>888982

No, you just admitted that you browsed gaming forums that banned Jap stuff. It follows that you browsed something worse that probably required registration. So, again, why are you even on an imageboard?

>>888985

>Maybe it's because vidya sites I've been visiting were banning weebs on sight prior to 2010 so they never got a chance to mention japanese games

>I'm not new guise, I promise

Seems like you're just a dishonest underage faggot.

>>888988

Nice damage control. How else did you expect someone to interpret your retardation?

>>888989

>make obviously overblown ironic statement that's meant to be taken as false to highlight that the following, opposite statement is true

<HURR DURR HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT WASN'T A SINCERE CONFESSION

Yeah you might be retarded.

>>888991

>make obviously overblown ironic statement that's meant to be taken as false

No, that's not at all clear. You were using this as justification for not having heard of a game. So now you're lying one way or another. Either you meant it seriously or you didn't, and if you didn't, then you still don't have an excuse for having browsed an imageboard and not know about RPGs in general. Skies of Arcadia was even re-released on Gamecube. Just admit you're new. You can't even keep a story straight, kid.

>>888992

>Besides, Grandia 2 was better than SoA anyway.

You're asking me to make an impossible choice. Both are pretty good.

>>888995

When some faggot said that Mario characters were less recognizable than Skies of Arcadia characters.

>>888998

I'd argue Pauline specifically probably is less well known than the cast of SoA. At least before Odyssey came out.

>>888552

Vidya autism aside, I do like the piece /v/fag.

>>888993

Look you sub-80 IQ nigger, I'll make it as simple as possible for you. The point I was trying to make that not all sites on the internet were swarmed by weebs that talked primarily of weeb games, hence not all people were aware of these titles' existence since before their release.

>>888204

Appimages have their place, I could see them being useful for vidya

>>889003

This. And most games don't suffer from the theme issues most other applications have.

>>889000

Xenogears pulled off the "organized religion is the real bad guys" cliche better. At least SoA is unique in its swashbuckling sky pirates theme as far as JRPGs go. Also Gilder was cooler than anyone from G2.

>>889010

Bigger lips are the key. It's what made >>888304 work.

>>889002

Then why are you on an imageboard, then? Obviously "weebs" as you call anyone that plays Jap games aren't your preferred company. I don't believe you've browsed /v/ and never once ran into RPG discussion or someone bringing up these games.

>>889017

Fine, post more Kikis.

>>889006

A year later, and still no hot glue

>>889028

Kiki 3 is still the best tbh.

>>888552

You're getting better /v/fag. But why the pink?

>>889023

I love this image so much it warms my heart.

>>889014

No I mean body proportions and everything. It looks terrible.

>>889081

What pink? It's lavender, and it's just an "any soft color" for sketching. Black and white bites into your eyes pretty bad.

>>889025

cute!

>>889243

Daymn!

>>889277

thanks. i'll give it a try

>>889319

>>889254

>>889243

>>889232

Even though the source material wasn't, I think 乇乂ㄒ尺卂 ㄒ卄丨匚匚 Libbie is pretty much canon at this point

>>889243

Which brush?

>>889335

may as well be a closet furry.

>>889329

Ok, this is basically a succubus...

>>889347

>implying you wouldn't let her

>>889381

Cute~

>>889408

None.

whatever

https://picarto.tv/bichosan

>>889408

both, and this >>889411

>saifag

>listens to soft piano music while lewding cute mascots

I'm slightly surprised.

>>889425

today is piano. I was drawing lewd lolis with power/heavy metal some days ago.

Magnet link for the Libbie archive. Thinking of making it into a Tyson OC general at some point:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:8163b6bb9e2a0cd8ffac6b061b92f550cf46de4c

>>889428

Whoopsie! Forgot the hash:

8163b6bb9e2a0cd8ffac6b061b92f550cf46de4c

>>889428

>megnet link with hash

>>889430

>just the hash

>forgot the hash

???

>>889431

I'm a tad tipsy. Probably should go to bed...

>>889428

Could you please upload it somewhere? Not sure if it's my client or not however I can't download it at all. If you can I'll try to do an initial seed for others.

Upgrades to 4.0 few days ago on my Arch machine, first time I actually got carried away with their new features. Some of the brushes are amazing, spend several hours ininterrupted drawing with them. Before bed, upgrade my system and go to sleep. Next day, everything else is fine, but Krita is broken. Can't save files, open files, it just crashes hard every time it has to open the file picker for any reason.

No one else online seems to be having the same problem, only some solutions for similar problems with other qt applications. None of them work for me, after hours of research.

Can anyone tell my mom to cancel my appointments for tomorrow please?

>>889441

Not working for me either.

>>889445

You use the AppImage?

>>889446

Just started working. Takes awhile to get going.

>>889445

>Can anyone tell my mom to cancel my appointments for tomorrow please?

this is bait

Just started using Krita. How do I move selection? I select something, click the move tool, but whole layer is moved instead?

Also, as an aside, it's funny how we've come full circle with these Appimages. Windows EXEs - repositories - compiling from source (for some) - AppImages (eerily similar to Windows EXEs).

>>889456

This help?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tsL3wJtNqQ

>>889243

Please, draw a big momma black Libbie.

>>889467

This. Lewd maff.

>>889449

Excellent. It's working for me now as well.

>>889490

I'll pass this on to the new archivefag.

Welp... Looks like the new archivefag has pushed out an updated archive:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:9cb7bd4c1269e40e213320aaaa9805a71f133286&dn=libbie-archive-v2

>another /tech/ thread hijacked to faggots who just want to fap to anthropomorphic goats

Seems furries haven't become any less cancerous over the years, have they.

>>889501

Nice~

>>889447

No, official package from repo. Is that bad? I never had a problem before. Using the AppImage avoids problems?

>>889450

How do you mean? I was actually literally asking anonymous internet strangers to talk to my mother for me. Can you do it please? Her name is Sarah and she's a redheaded chubby lady. Sure you can find her.

>>889511

Appimage is always the latest version. If you're happy with the version from the repo, no reason not to use that, I guess.

>>889512

>>889514

Ok, but Ibelieve the repo version on Arch is the latest release:

https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/krita/

It was published on the same day as on Krita's site.

Only it just worked for me for a day, then it broke. I'm not sure the problem was with dependencies, as it works for other folks I know using Arch as well. But I'll give a try to the appimage just to see if it sorts out this shit I'm having. I don't know what else to try anyways.

<had to go through the pain of reading instructions to make my huion q11k to werk

<now comfortably drawing

I should look around for some books and reference material

>>889517

That's the downside of Arch: Shit breaks. Go ahead and try the AppImage.

Looks like GIMP is getting close to its next major release too: https://www.gimp.org/news/2018/03/26/gimp-2-10-0-rc1-released/

>>889503

>>889551

/tech/ is dead.

Faggots would rather circle jerk at drawings and loomis tier art then talk about software and programing.

>>889564

>"gimp is for muh photo editing"

Remember that GIMP is not a Photoshop competitor even though devs and users will tell you to use it instead of Photoshop.

>>889564

why not use both?

>>889569

That doesn't really prove me wrong though...

>>889569

I think that looked better in your head

>>889569

>filename isn't unix philosophy

You had one job.

>>889568

Focusing on improving on painting features is all good, but the devs have explicitly stated that they won't add certain kinds of features just because it's not focused for drawing.

Many photo manipulation features and filters are useful for drawing, and in some cases it's not viable to go back and forth between them. Like if you want to use a liquify transform, you'd have to transfer the entire image with all layers to Gimp, and then go back to Krita, every time you want to use liquify. And yes, Krita has a "liquify" transform, but it's absolute dogshit.

>>886981

Does Libbie also give free hugs?

>>889519

Anon-coon, I don't think you should be buying tablets before being able to draw. Start with pencil and paper, then buy a tablet. Digital is only "easier" in a sense that you can unfuck your errors with a press of a button, doing so on canvas is a bit more involved.

>>889654

Do NOT lewd the kiki!

>>889551

>open-source

Fuck off. Krita is Free Software and Kiki is Free Culture.

>>889677

This. Open-source as a term is confusing. Free Software is more apt.

>>889696

don't you have to have a predefined R?

can you just compare R to a D raycast?

>>889654

I like expression of kiki being flustered but at the same time used to deal with penises.

sex is too much. please delete

>>889706

R is constant, that's implied. This problem produces an exceedingly lenghy 4th order polynomial which I shudder to tackle. Current implementation uses linear approximation, needless to say it's sub-optimal in environment where everything else is mathematically perfect.

>>889696

>Hi /tech/, solve my linear algebra homework for me

no.

>>889712

I wish it was linear, then solving it wouldn't take more than 10 minutes.

>>889711

>exceedingly lengthy

As in, if I try to write it out on a physical whiteboard, it doesn't fit.

>>889654

>full nelson

You hit my fetish hard anon *needs more benis in the bagina tho*

>>889709

Blushing Kiki is the best Kiki.

>>889766

poke around the file if you want.

https://my.mixtape.moe/phbvml.kra

I use Krita exclusively for drawing, all my photo manipulation is in Photoshop.

>>889654

She just looks annoyed, like "let's get this over with".

It's hot.

>>889766

>>889788

>Oh, its you anon! How are you?

>Been a day, huh?

>Want me to massage your back to take care of that stress from working so hard?

>maybe you'd like me to warm a bath for you? We could share it?

>wait! Where are you going? Come back

>Don't leave me, I just want to be happy and loved!

>Why, what did I do to deserve this?

>Did you find a better robot?

...

This kills the robot.

>>889812

>>Did you find a better robot?

Yes, her name is Libbie. She's not even a software mascot but I'm still cucking you with her.

t. /tech/

>>889654

FINISH IT!!!

>>889766

B-but them DSLs...

>>889770

Gracias, anon~

>>889752

And all the monsters look like the other mascots from the contest... This gives me an idea for a Doom mod.

>>889654

>>889766

I love you /tech/

>>889812

>maff libbie

>not speaking in ebonics

Kinda breaks the immersion anon.

>>889883

Thank the LO design team for handing us these drawfags.

Since it was mentioned here, I'll post a link to the GIMP 2.10 AppImage:

https://github.com/aferrero2707/gimp-appimage/releases

>>889892

what's new?

>>889909

A lot actually: https://www.gimp.org/news/2018/03/26/gimp-2-10-0-rc1-released/

>>889911 (nice digs)

Is it still compatible with 2.8 .xcf files and plug-ins / scripts?

>>889912

I haven't tested BW compatibility yet; still fucking around with the new features.

>>889766

All she needs is hoop earrings, a 40 on the table, and dem luscious lips.

>>889928

>There is almost no reason to use Mypaint

MyPaint can actually draw circles.

>>889928

>MyPaint can actually draw circles.

But can it draw the rest of the fucking owl?

>>889928

I've never understood why anyone would want to draw in GIMP. Like >>889930 said, it's been years and GIMP still doesn't support drawing a fucking circle. Even fucking MS Paint lets you draw a circle. If the most basic image drawing/editing program that comes included with an OS over 80% of people use supports something simple as drawing simple shapes, then why can't fucking GIMP with its dozens of extra features also do it?

>>889933

Yes, because you can actually fucking draw with it.

>>889913

Last I tried when it was called 3.0, the backwards compatibility was shot and didn't work as expected. I hope that's improved.

>>889935

3.0 comes after 2.10. Like, a couple years after.

>>889934

You can, it just takes too many steps.

>>889938

Maybe it was 2.10 that I tried and confused it being 3.0 according to this https://www.gimp.org/news/2017/02/02/gimp-2-10-blockers/

>>889770

Made in Krita 3 or 4?

>>889957

4

>>889934

How is that an argument? Are you really using circle tool instead of drawing it by hand?

>>889965

You CAN use the Ellipse Select Tool, but that requires some extra steps.