https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=427104
Vitamorus <vitamorus....@gmail.com> changed:
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Version|4.4.0-beta1 |5.2.6
CC| |vitamorus....@gmail.com
--- Comment #4 from Vitamorus <vitamorus....@gmail.com> ---
Re-confirmed for 5.2.6, kinda.
Krita no longer interprets transparency as black, so binary black and white
patterns no longer turn completely solid. Instead there's a bit of an question
regarding transparency being mapped to white or not.
Like Wolthera said, either transparency needs to be more clearly communicated
or transparency should be mapped to white to be more consistent with the
preview/thumbnails in the pattern picker. But I would argue that there's use
for transparency being kept separate from either black or white. For example,
you have a pattern of a chain link fence that goes from black to white in terms
of colour and then utilizes transparency between the wires of the fence.
So there's need for a better way to communicate transparency in the pattern
picker (checkerboard/no background for the larger preview? a badge on the
thumbnails that indicates an alpha channel?).
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