Count me in as well.photoken hat geschrieben:A new feature request (as suggested by others):
A command to recall the last used lasso.
Burkhard.
Count me in as well.photoken hat geschrieben:A new feature request (as suggested by others):
A command to recall the last used lasso.
Implemented in 18.40B3!!photoken hat geschrieben:A new feature request (as suggested by others):
A command to recall the last used lasso.
I guess that you can't see images (and probably can't access downloads) as guests to the beta tester forum. If you are interested in joining the beta tester forum, just write to support@pl32.com. (As you may have noticed, a lot of the discussions are in German.)Falaffel hat geschrieben:I think these Images can only be seen by selected Users, maybe official betatesters. I cannot see them too.
Sounds like a good idea and should be easy to implement (currently, you can paint with the R,G,B channels off and get the erased area back).photoken hat geschrieben:A few more features I'd like:
1. Eraser tool -- the right mouse click and drag would paint an "Undo" of the erased area.
That's already possible – go to Preferences -> Usage -> Keyboard Layout, then in the middle pane, select "Image Tools -> Paint Tools -> Next Paint Tool" and assign the "B" key to it. Other "stacked" toolbox items also have this. You can have keys to select a tool directly, and a separate key to cycle through the stacked tools.photoken hat geschrieben:3. Repeatedly pressing the hotkey for a tool would cycle through all the tools in its group. For example, repeatedly pressing "B" would cycle through the Painting, Pencil, Chalk and Coal, and back to Painting, etc.
If you have a wacom tablet, set the tool to brush, and as bkh stated, turn on the A channel only. Then use the eraser on the Wacom pen to erase parts of the image, and the normal "pen" to "un-erase" parts that were erased. The Wacom eraser of the pen automatically switches to the eraser tool, and back to the brush tool.photoken hat geschrieben:A few more features I'd like:
1. Eraser tool -- the right mouse click and drag would paint an "Undo" of the erased area.
This even works with a mouse (make sure that under Preferences -> Working -> Cursor, you check "Clear with right mouse button"). Then choose the brush tool (A channel only) and erase with the right mouse button and unerase with the left one.Herbert123 hat geschrieben:If you have a wacom tablet, set the tool to brush, and as bkh stated, turn on the A channel only. Then use the eraser on the Wacom pen to erase parts of the image, and the normal "pen" to "un-erase" parts that were erased. The Wacom eraser of the pen automatically switches to the eraser tool, and back to the brush tool.
Explain, please. I'm not getting that to work....bkh hat geschrieben:(currently, you can paint with the R,G,B channels off and get the erased area back)..
Yeah, I'm trying to get in the habit of always using a layer mask for transparency, but there are times when I'm doing a quick one-off (or I'm just feeling lazybkh hat geschrieben:When I need this behaviour, then I usually create a layer mask and paint it black to erase and white to unerase..
Excellent! That's working like a charm. Thanks!bkh hat geschrieben:That's already possible – go to Preferences -> Usage -> Keyboard Layout, then in the middle pane, select "Image Tools -> Paint Tools -> Next Paint Tool" and assign the "B" key to it. Other "s.tacked" toolbox items also have this. You can have keys to select a tool directly, and a separate key to cycle through the stacked tools.photoken hat geschrieben:3. Repeatedly pressing the hotkey for a tool would cycle through all the tools in its group. For example, repeatedly pressing "B" would cycle through the Painting, Pencil, Chalk and Coal, and back to Painting, etc.