Hello again!

Here I come with an unusual question:
Is it possible to disable the "purple highlight border" of the Move Tool?

I want to do a (simple) digital puppet show, and without the the border it woult be possible by using krita (recording the screen, and cutting out some intermissions after).


Otherwise I would like to know if there's another software I could use for "live puppet acting"!

I'm sorry, but without hacking the code and recompiling Krita, that's not possible at the moment.

I'm sorry, but without hacking the code and recompiling Krita, that's not possible at the moment.

--> Ouuu, maybe, I should try to analyze / change the code - NOT!

You could also temporarily use an older version from before when we added this feature, but to be honest, I'm not sure when that was. Development is fast & furious and I don't remember when what happened with any accuracy.

I was kidding .

I know what it means to write software, and know exactly that krita is a "big thing".

Meanwhile I got the idea to animate regulary. This would be easy enough (the Elements just shall move completely - no walk cycles, no mouth-animation...).

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Hallo Meneer Boudewijn,

Aangezien u natuurlijk deel uitmaakt van de ontwikkelaars, wil ik u naar mijn onderwerp "Outils miroir" op Krita 4.3.0 leiden.

Ik ben op zoek naar een manier om het handvat weer te laten verschijnen, zodat je de centrale stippellijn van het verticale spiegeltool, dat wil zeggen de kleine bol, kunt verplaatsen! Voor het horizontale is het er nog, maar voor het verticale is het verdwenen !!!
Hoe kan ik ... laat het alstublieft weer verschijnen!

Dankjewel

@eaglefeather:

Herinstallatie?

Oh nee dat is niet waar !! Absoluut ?? RRR Maar heel bedankt voor uw antwoord !

Funny language!

The 'highlight border' of the Move tool is a content bounding box. If you have off-canvas content, such as a large unfilled rectangle about twice the size of the canvas, you can move canvas content with the Move tool cursor being off canvas and the bounding box being off-canvas.
This works for multiple independent layers.
With more than one layer, there can be lag depending how many layers you have and their size and the size of the off-canvas content.

nachtgold wrote:Funny language!

It' duits (NL) ! Or flemish (B)

Es duits (NL)! Oder flämisch (B);)

If I ever get rid of everything on my to-do-list, I'll learn that language!

nachtgold wrote:@eaglefeather:

Herinstallatie?

Nee, dat is nooit nuttig: je krijgt gewoon dezelfde verzameling bytes die je al had. Het kan wel nuttig zijn om de configuratie te resetten zodat Krita teruggaat naar de oorspronkelijke instellingen: https://docs.krita.org/en/KritaFAQ.html ... figuration

(for the Dutch-challenged: reinstalling Krita never solves anything, it might be useful to reset the configuration instead: https://docs.krita.org/en/KritaFAQ.html ... figuration)