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Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Hey hey, time to revive this thread. As you may know, we had a kickstarter, and are adding features to Krita as decided by this kickstarter. This means: Development builds! In this build, the big new feature is 'liquify', this is the penultimate of the transformation features: We now have generic transform, warp,… -
Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Looks like KDE has chosen my proposal for a Google Summer of Code spot on Krita. For those of you not familiar with the program, Krita is a 2D raster program primarily aimed at concept artists and digital painters. My proposal benefits texture artists primarily and has two major parts: first, Krita is going to get a… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Yes, it will be something like 3D-Coat's features. But I think I may be able to improve upon the UI for it... I want the features I code to be as flexible as possible. If I do everything right you'll be able to put in an arbitrary GLSL shader pair and you'll be able to paint on and define each texture sampler that shader… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Well this is truly glorious news, I hope you make some solid progress. Is this open source? If so any place to follow the code? -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
It is an open-source project. You'll be able to get the sources and build the code yourself from git://anongit.kde.org, although I recommend that if you want to build it yourself you should build it on Linux, as building it on Windows is incredibly involved and complex and the dependencies break literally every day. I… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Oh, btw, if there's anyone here who builds Krita themselves and does a lot with normalmaps: I attempted to make a tangent normal map blending mode, which substracts the base blue from the upperlayer before adding the values to the lower layer. For me it works, but I haven't done any serious work with normal maps to really… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Yay, I am glad you like it! It was my GSoC :p We came up with the idea after I was toying with the color smudge brush to make direction maps, and then on IRC someone said like 'oh, but if this could be attached to tilt...' and so the idea was born. I am really excited to see what kind of things people are going to do with… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
2.9 Beta is officially out: https://krita.org/item/krita-2-9-first-beta-released/ Please check out the link for downloads and the full change log! We're in feature freeze right now, and aside from one branch that's still sorta coming, we're only focussing on fixing bugs now. So please, if you find a bug, report it! Bugs go… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Alright, last BETA! Release is the 26th https://krita.org/item/last-beta-release-for-krita-2-9/ As well, if you hadn't seen it yet: https://krita.org/item/krita-in-floss-weekly/ <<Interview of boud with floss weekly. Two mini tutorials on new features:… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
GET IT HERE! This means multiple documents, cage, liquify, transform masks, hdr colour selection, new colour pickers, better gmic intergration and tons of workflow improvements! Check out our release page. What is still missing/not possible: * Layer Styles: A kickstarter item, but won't be in till 2.9.1! * G'Mic for 32bit…
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