Neue Testversion 20.40b10 Windows

[photoken]

Win10 1607 x64
PL 20.40b10 x64

After creating a vector object on its own layer, that vector layer cannot be changed to be a clipping layer.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open an image.
2. Create a rounded rectangle shape on its own layer.
3. Right-click on the eye icon of that rounded rectangle vector layer and try to select "Clip".

Result:
The vector layer is not changed to be a clipping layer.

Expected result:
That vector layer should clip the layers beneath it.

[Martin Huber]

After creating a vector object on its own layer, that vector layer cannot be changed to be a clipping layer.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open an image.
2. Create a rounded rectangle shape on its own layer.
3. Right-click on the eye icon of that rounded rectangle vector layer and try to select "Clip".

Result:
The vector layer is not changed to be a clipping layer.

Expected result:
That vector layer should clip the layers beneath it.

Strange. This works fine here. I did follow your steps exactly.

You write "try to select". Does this mean, that you can't select "Clip" because it is - for example - disabled?
If so, please send us a small sample document before selecting "Clip". If you can select "Clip", a sample document after clipping would be welcome, too.

Martin

[photoken]

You write "try to select". Does this mean, that you can't select "Clip" because it is - for example - disabled?

Sorry about my choice of words. "Clip" is available for selecting, but nothing happens when I click on the menu item. (That's what I meant about "trying" to select it.)

If so, please send us a small sample document before selecting "Clip".

No sample because that is not the problem -- "Clip" is available, but nothing happens when selecting it.

If you can select "Clip", a sample document after clipping would be welcome, too.

Here's the sample as a PLD file:

clip problem.pld

[Martin Huber]

Bug:
- create a layer with a gradient (for example, red to white transparent). Then right-mouse click on the gradient on-screen widget to change to a circular gradient.

Result: does not work. Switching to a repeated gradient does, but also responds strangely.

I will fix that.

Martin

[Herbert123]

You write "try to select". Does this mean, that you can't select "Clip" because it is - for example - disabled?

Sorry about my choice of words. "Clip" is available for selecting, but nothing happens when I click on the menu item. (That's what I meant about "trying" to select it.)

If so, please send us a small sample document before selecting "Clip".

No sample because that is not the problem -- "Clip" is available, but nothing happens when selecting it.

If you can select "Clip", a sample document after clipping would be welcome, too.

Here's the sample as a PLD file:
clip problem.pld

Opened your file, and "Clip" works for me in the layer panel.

[photoken]

Opened your file, and "Clip" works for me in the layer panel.

Very strange. I downloaded the file I supplied, and none of the top four choices in the context menu work for that top vector layer....

[Herbert123]

Opened your file, and "Clip" works for me in the layer panel.

Very strange. I downloaded the file I supplied, and none of the top four choices in the context menu work for that top vector layer....

I am still on 20.40b09, though - perhaps it is broken in b10?

[wmjordan]

BUG: Wrong lasso size

Reproduction:
1, New picture.
2, Create a new rectangle lasso.
3, The lasso will be resized to fully cover the picture (or resize to a very big size).

[Martin Huber]

Is it possible to convert an existing action to a script?
Therefore, we can quickly learn how to make scripts by recording actions and then learn from their corresponding scripts.

This is a good idea.

I am not saying, that this will never happen, but it won't happen in the foreseeable future. Reasons:
- This is a lot of work.
- The result of an action->script conversion will always be a bad, ineffective script and is IMO useless.

There is no way around this: We will have to write a documentation, and those who want to write scripts, will have to read it.

Martin