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We propose two ideas. Texture projection / secondary brush

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seiyaiwasaki
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Hi :) , I am Japanese who is not good at English. It is a sentence translated by Google translation :'( .
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1. I want the function of texture projection.

↓A description of this feature is summarized in the linked Google Slide below.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wrIwb1RcH5LqDLBcqPhUlruInchT1s8uLZF0HZsIISk

Texture projection is a powerful feature that is essential for texture creation. However, the software equipped with such a function is only in 3DCG software. If this function is included in 2D software, it is possible to efficiently give texture to concept art and matte paint work.
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2. I want you to make brush access more comfortable

I would like to register the second most frequently used brush as a shortcut key.
For example, I often use blender_basic, so while I hold down a specific shortcut, it becomes blender_basic, and if I release the shortcut, the function to switch to the original brush will be much more efficient.
It is a function that it is smooth_brush while pressing shift in the way of saying in zbrush.

↓How to register a secondary brush
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mcoudert
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hi, you can use the "use previous preset shortcut" by default it's "/" key :
- select brush 1
- select brush 2
= use the shortcut to switch between the two ;)


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tymond
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Also there is Ten Brushes python script that allows you to set shortcuts for ten brushes so you can switch between them easily.
seiyaiwasaki
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Thank you for replying mcoudert and tymond .

I did not know that Krita had such a feature!
Thank you for teaching me!


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