| 2015-06-08 15:39:42 |
Hachmann |
description |
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a new document
2. Use any tool to draw a shape, with a fully opaque fill (as per default tool setting)
3. Check opacity indicator at the bottom left, it's always zero, but only the 'down' arrow is active.
4. Clicking on the down arrow makes the opacity go down to zero, and the indicator starts working as expected
The indicator will also start to show the correct value when the slider in the Fill&Stroke dialog is used.
(0.91, LM 64bit, as always ;) )
Please find additional info in the original question. |
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a new document
2. Use any tool to draw a shape, with a fully opaque fill (as per default tool setting)
3. Check opacity indicator at the bottom left, it's always zero, but only the 'down' arrow is active.
4. Clicking on the down arrow makes the opacity go down to zero, and the indicator starts working as expected
The indicator will also start to show the correct value when the slider in the Fill&Stroke dialog is used.
(0.91, LM 64bit, as always ;) )
Please find additional info in the original question: https://answers.launchpad.net/inkscape/+question/267870 |
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