Good day,

Been playing with Ten Scripts in Krita lately to execute my python scripts. Everything is cool except, I keep getting an annoying pop-up message that confirms the execution of the script every time I run one.

I understand it could be a useful indicator, especially when a seriously long or dangerous script is going to be executed but for the nature of my scripts it can get really annoying as I am using it almost every minute.

Is there a way to turn of the dialogue box?

No, but the cool thing about python is that you do not need to build Krita yourself to modify them.

These are the files: https://phabricator.kde.org/source/krit ... enscripts/

You can store them as a seperate plugin in the Krita Resources folder and modify them. Or modify them and submit a diff to the KDE phabricator

TheraHedwig wrote:No, but the cool thing about python is that you do not need to build Krita yourself to modify them.

These are the files: https://phabricator.kde.org/source/krit ... enscripts/

You can store them as a seperate plugin in the Krita Resources folder and modify them. Or modify them and submit a diff to the KDE phabricator

awesome! thanks, really cool info. I ended up just commenting out the dialogue message and it works like a charm. I love the level of control given to users, too bad I don't really have a good programming skills to create awesome things, just using some basic knowledge I gained from using python in Maya way back so just sticking with some simple scripts for now that helps get the job done. Anyways thanks again