Thanks, I am glad that the new features are useful to you.

There is a proposal for saving the mask parameters (more information is in https://phabricator.kde.org/T9652, if you are interested), it's now in the analysis and design stage. There is a lot of work ahead

Hi @anna-m, great job on the gamut masking feature, this is a great functionnality. I saw in the latest releases that a rotation option was added, it is so cool now I just have a suggestion : instead of using a "slider" to rotate the mask, maybe a cursor around the wheel will make it more ergonomic and take less space in the docker. I think about something like the canvas rotation cursor in the popup menu (right click on the canvas) but maybe it's too complicated to add something like this in a sizable docker... what do you think?

Hi,

mcoudert wrote:maybe a cursor around the wheel will make it more ergonomic

I'm afraid that by reducing the height of the docker (i.e. to earn vertical space) it could be difficult then to grab the cursor.
The same applies to the slider when reducing the width but it still allows one to type in a value.
Keeping both, in case?

mcoudert wrote:Hi @anna-m, great job on the gamut masking feature, this is a great functionnality. I saw in the latest releases that a rotation option was added, it is so cool now I just have a suggestion : instead of using a "slider" to rotate the mask, maybe a cursor around the wheel will make it more ergonomic and take less space in the docker. I think about something like the canvas rotation cursor in the popup menu (right click on the canvas) but maybe it's too complicated to add something like this in a sizable docker... what do you think?

Hi,

I'm glad that you like it

As for your suggestion: could you please draw a simple mockup showing the change you propose, so we unify our more abstract ideas? I'm afraid, however, that adding a slider around the wheel, as it is in the popup menu, would take similar amount of screen space as the current rotation slider.

Thanks for your feedback.

I mean something like this

Hi,

I am sorry, I forgot to mention that I added your idea to tasks for future reference: https://phabricator.kde.org/T9826. However, my current priority is saving masks in Krita documents. If you are also interested in that and have any feedback on it, please add it to another thread I created for it: viewtopic.php?f=288&t=155556&p=406582.

Thanks for your feedback, as always.