| 2024-01-28 01:32:58 |
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| 2024-01-28 01:32:58 |
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| 2024-01-28 01:33:09 |
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Elipse tool - with 'Fill Style' @ "Outline" and 'Shape Type' @ "Elipse", higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves that look like low-polygon circles from the N64/PS1 |
Elipse tool - with 'Fill Style' @ "Outline" and 'Shape Type' @ "Elipse", higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
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| 2024-01-28 01:33:28 |
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summary |
Elipse tool - with 'Fill Style' @ "Outline" and 'Shape Type' @ "Elipse", higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
Ellipse tool - with 'Fill Style' @ "Outline" and 'Shape Type' @ "Ellipse", higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
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| 2024-01-28 01:34:16 |
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summary |
Ellipse tool - with 'Fill Style' @ "Outline" and 'Shape Type' @ "Ellipse", higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
Ellipse tool - using either of the two "Outline" fill styles causes rounder edged on higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
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| 2024-01-28 01:34:33 |
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Ellipse tool - using either of the two "Outline" fill styles causes rounder edged on higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
Ellipse tool - using either of the two "Outline" fill styles causes round edges on higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
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| 2024-01-28 01:34:46 |
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Ellipse tool - using either of the two "Outline" fill styles causes round edges on higher 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
Ellipse tool - using either of the two "Outline" fill styles causes round edges on larger 'Brush width' sizes have breaks in the curves |
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| 2024-01-28 01:35:42 |
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description |
Really simple, so I don't think I need to record a video (but let me know if you do want one!), and it occurred with the flatpak of Pinta 2.1.1 on both the live ISO of Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon and an installed copy of Linux Mint 20.3 Xfce.
With the ellipse tool, set 'Fill Style' to either "Outline Shape" or "Fill and Outline Shape"; you can use any 'Shape Type' but it'll be most obvious when set to "Ellipse"
The easiest way to see this is select a high-contrast color (e.g. black on a white canvas) and set your brush width to something like 50.
From there, simply draw an elipse and the issue should become extremely apparent—your "ellipse" will look more like a low-polygon oval from an old late-90s/early-2000s video game (see attached screenshot). |
Really simple, so I don't think I need to record a video (but let me know if you do want one!), and it occurred with the flatpak of Pinta 2.1.1 on both the live ISO of Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon and an installed copy of Linux Mint 20.3 Xfce.
With the ellipse tool, set 'Fill Style' to either "Outline Shape" or "Fill and Outline Shape"; you can use any 'Shape Type' but it'll be most obvious with 'Shape Type' set to "Ellipse".
The easiest way to see this is select a high-contrast color (e.g. black on a white canvas) and set your brush width to something like 50.
From there, simply draw an elipse and the issue should become extremely apparent—your "ellipse" will look more like a low-polygon oval from an old late-90s/early-2000s video game (see attached screenshot). |
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| 2024-01-28 01:35:59 |
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description |
Really simple, so I don't think I need to record a video (but let me know if you do want one!), and it occurred with the flatpak of Pinta 2.1.1 on both the live ISO of Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon and an installed copy of Linux Mint 20.3 Xfce.
With the ellipse tool, set 'Fill Style' to either "Outline Shape" or "Fill and Outline Shape"; you can use any 'Shape Type' but it'll be most obvious with 'Shape Type' set to "Ellipse".
The easiest way to see this is select a high-contrast color (e.g. black on a white canvas) and set your brush width to something like 50.
From there, simply draw an elipse and the issue should become extremely apparent—your "ellipse" will look more like a low-polygon oval from an old late-90s/early-2000s video game (see attached screenshot). |
Really simple, so I don't think I need to record a video (but let me know if you do want one!), and it occurred with the flatpak of Pinta 2.1.1 on both the live ISO of Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon and an installed copy of Linux Mint 20.3 Xfce.
With the ellipse tool, set 'Fill Style' to either "Outline Shape" or "Fill and Outline Shape"; you can use any 'Shape Type' but it'll be most obvious with 'Shape Type' set to "Ellipse".
The easiest way to see this is select a high-contrast color (e.g. black on a white canvas) and set your brush width to something like 50.
From there, simply draw an ellipse and the issue should become extremely apparent—your "ellipse" will look more like a low-polygon oval from an old late-90s/early-2000s video game (see attached screenshot). |
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| 2024-02-02 04:11:05 |
Cameron White |
pinta: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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