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Not very strange that this happened, as it’s a little difficult to read. I also recommend you to put spaces after you commas, periods, question marks, exclaimation marks, columns and semicolumns, as the style of writing you’re currently using has been out of date since the mid-19th century. What you can do, if you feel like being productive, is make a thread at the KDE krita subforum, or check into the IRC channel at and talk directly to the foss 2d manipulation program mafia. Which probably means that the Krita devs haven’t paid much attention to making the selection tools exactly like photoshop. As MyPaint has proven, selection functionality is perhaps only a tertiary need for the digital painter, so it means that it gets last choice in what keys are being used. In Krita the main focus is to paint, which means that the majority of the keymap is delegated to the common functionality of the digital painter.
#Deselect in krita code#
(And it’s not a given that photoshop’s manner of doing it is the best way, even if it’s an industry standard)įurthermore, selections are usually a little late to the party, because of the code being complicate. This is probably because the underlying code behind selections is very complicate, and each program tries it’s best to expose the controls to the user. I’ve used many different 2d manipulation programs, from adobe photoshop, to delux paint, to some obscure Japanese programs, and selection tools are always the ones where the UI is most variant. However, I think you should be a little more open toward UI differences. The selection booleans are indeed unusually mapped, I think even gimp uses standard behaviour. Pesho brings up a point about not being able to add to your lasso selection,with the simple shift+lmb convention.Maybe i’m just too used to the way things work,but all these convention breaking coming out of open-souce is making me uncomfortable as everything else works this way.
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So basically,in krita to deselect you have to click outside the canvas (thankyou I didn’t know this),in PS you can click once on the canvas and get the same result.In krita if you click on canvas you just get a tiny lasso selection.Which nobody will ever need to do so its pointless,which is probably why Photoshop works the way it does.(nobody needs to select one pixel,lol)
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It’s common behaviour in everything not adobe, it wouldn’t be the first time that adobe does something unique from everyone else.
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Lol you guys keep saying its common,when this is simply not true for photoshop and all adobe products,which is the most common image editor used.Simply clicking once will deselect/cancel selection.
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