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I have made a lot of shortcut changes on Krita. How would I transfer these changes when I update to a newer version?
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Last edited by iamcreasy on Tue Apr 01, 2014 7:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Sorry! I am using Windows 8.
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Okay.
First of all: this is something that we want to make work much better for the next version... That said: Go to the AppData directory in your user folder. Check both Local and Roaming for a folder called krita. In that folder, locate share/apps/krita/krita.rc. Save this file to a safe place. It is an xml file that contains a section called ActionProperties. That has your shortcuts (at least, one set of them...). On updating, you can cut and paste this section to your new krita.rc file. Also check share/config/kritarc. This has a section called [krita/shortcuts] Save that as well... |
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The shortcuts I changed at Settings > Configure Shortcuts are found here : C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Roaming\krita\share\apps\krita\krita.rc
I guess my custom brushes are located here : C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Roaming\krita\share\apps\krita\brushes But, where can I find the changes I've made at Settings > Configure Krita > Canvas Input Settings ? |
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Interesting topic.
I would like to update too in windows 8 but I didn't do it yet because for me is essential to keep my shortcuts, brushes, inteface options to stay the same throughout the various versions... Since we're at it, an advice: is it better to install the newer version over the older or uninstall and then install it again? |
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if you carefully keep both krita.rc and kritarc, your settings are pretty safe! Your custom brushes won't be overwritten either, but for additional peace of mind, just make a backup of AppData/Local/Krita/share and/or AppData/Roaming/krita/share.
I always uninstall before installing a new version, but that's only because calculating the necessary disk space takes ages otherwise. |
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Yes. I just updates to 2.8.1 and it really took long. I overwritten the previous installation and everything is still intact. And the zoom icon change to magnifying glass felt good for me. ![]() |
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