https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=413968
--- Comment #2 from electronicbeats4mu...@gmail.com --- (In reply to mx3307 from comment #0) > SUMMARY > > I am creating an animation in Krita but I have realized an issue and I have > no idea how to solve it. I would appreciate any help! > > I have my starting frame, where the character is still, and I have created > my last frame, where my character is jumping in a certain position. > > Now I am starting to create the "middle frames". I activated the onion skin. > Whenever I use the transform tool to move anything, when I select it, it > will show the first frame's image. I mean, the selection is the object in > that frame, but it will show the first frame's image. > > For example, if I select my head, and I am in my last frame, I will see the > image of the first frame, not the last frame. > > This makes it really hard to position things since it is not clear where > every object is. > > With onion Skin off it is the same. With onion skin on this problem extends > to the onion skin images, the onion skin highlights starts appearing > everywhere (makes no sense at all). > > Start: > > https://imgur.com/GMda2tv > > End (last frame): > > https://imgur.com/YDaePOZ > > Middle with Onion On: > > https://imgur.com/znYzEwL > > Looks Like Start With Onion On, but it is actually End Frame, Onion On, and > the head layer selected with transform tool: > > https://imgur.com/tLaV8qY > > End With Onion On: > > https://imgur.com/oDbdWf4 > > Using Transform In last Frame with Onion On: > > https://imgur.com/Q7YtaUq > > STEPS TO REPRODUCE > 1. You can activate or not onion skin in animation. Create a starting frame. > 2. Move any quantity of frames forward, and select the same layer to > transform (ex. animation of moving a leg forward). > 3. Notice that after moving the layer, if you select the layer again, it > will show the image of the first frame, even though if you move it, it will > move the image of the last frame. (But you won't actually know if you moved > it correctly because you can't see the image). > 4. If you go to a frame between those frames and try to move it, you will > see that it will show the onion skin moving too, though it does not really > move the onion skin. > > OBSERVED RESULT > > It shows the image of first frame. Onion skin moves with everything, but the > image in the last frame or first frame does not actually move (it acts > correctly, but what it displays is incorrect). > > > EXPECTED RESULT > > It should display the image of the selected layer, and onion skin should > stay still, since we are not moving the first or last frame, and also when > it is modified it does not move them either. > > SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS > Windows: windows 10 > macOS: > Linux/KDE Plasma: > (available in About System) > KDE Plasma Version: > KDE Frameworks Version: > Qt Version: > > ADDITIONAL INFORMATION > > Krita is great I am having the same problem currently, will get back to you if I can find a fix! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
