https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=475550
--- Comment #7 from rebuilders...@gmail.com --- Thank you for the fix. This is safer now, but it's still not perfect. For one thing, if you create a layer to paint on, then scrub around the timeline, the contents of that layer are displayed on other frames than the one you painted on as well. This is first of all confusing because it looks like you're going to overwrite layer contents on other frames if you merge down, and it also makes it hard to compare frames because you have to either create keyframes on the layer being painted on, turn it off, or merge it down before you can see what the other frames should actually look like. I continue to suggest creating a single keyframe for every layer created, on the frame the user is viewing at the time, and letting the user manually specify which layers they want to be held over multiple frames. I feel that is a better default than the current one. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
