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Hello, is there any clone stamp or similar tool in Krita?
In Google I found info only http://krita.org/item/197-new-clones-array-tool but it's for other tasks. |
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The clone tool is a brush type in Krita, so open the brush editor from the top toolbar and select duplicate.
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There is also an easy brush preset to clone ( screenshot above ). Use 'Ctrl' key to set the source origin on canvas. |
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Well, thanks a lot for both advices - problem successfully solved.
A bit uncommon logic after Photoshop or Gimp |
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nice to know it is solved !
Yes, this different way to handle 'tools' allow Krita to go waaay further on the feature ; ex: Cloning with circles, or polygon/bezier path , or even multibrushes cloning. The skeuomorphic design of Photoshop or Gimp for tools like clone, eraser, dodge, magnifying glass etc... feels a bit dated to me |
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I would say "a bit(much) stupid logic". why change what works well for decades? I had to search the google to find that solution. it's a bad thing, not a different thing. |
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Just started using Krita 5, I do not seem to have this brush. Do I need to add a plugin or something similar?
The other brushes seen in the previously posted image are there, just not the duplicate brush. |
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Hey, in Krita 5, it's named "v) clone tool" and you can find it quickly using the bottom search field of brush presets: |
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@Deevad
Thanks - its there, I just missed it scrolling I put it in Fav category so no more searching. |
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