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File layers now correctly reload on change again.

Deepin comes with severely broken qimageio plugins that will crash any Qt application that tries to display images. If you are running on Linux, remove all Deepin desktop components. Note: the reference images docker uses Qt’s imageio plugins to load images.

The Reference Images docker now only starts loading images when it is visible, instead on Krita startup.

When hardware accelerated display is disabled, the color picker mode of the brush tool showed a broken cursor this has been fixed.

It’s now possible to save the alpha channel to PNG images even if there are no (semi-) transparent pixels in the image.

16 and 32 bit floating point images are now converted to 16 bit integer when saving the images as PNG.

png extension: that used to confuse Krita, but Krita now first looks inside the file to see what kind of file it really is.

Some websites save jpeg images with a.there are several fixes for handling layers and communication between Krita and the plugin.Krita looks for the plugin in the folder where the krita executable is, and optionally inside a folder with a name that starts with ‘gmic’ next to the krita executable. the configuration for setting the path to the plugin has been removed.the plugin has been updated to the latest version for Windows and Linux.Favorite blending modes and favorite brush presets are now loaded correctly on startup.If you create a new image from clipboard, the image will have a title.Some visual glitches when using hi-dpi screens are fixed (remember: on Windows and Linux, you need to enable this in the settings dialog).There are more changes in this release, of course: That means that many problems with Intel display chips and broken driver versions are worked around because Krita now can use Direct3D indirectly. This is still very new, so you have to enable this in the tablet settings:Īnd he also refactored Krita’s hardware-accelerated display functionality to optionally use Angle on Windows instead of native OpenGL. We’re bumping the version because there are some important changes, especially for Windows users in this version!Īlvin Wong has implemented support for the Windows 8 event API, which means that Krita now supports the n-trig pen in the Surface line of laptops (and similar laptops from Dell, HP and Acer) natively. Less than a month after Krita 3.2.1, we’re releasing Krita 3.3.0.