This is a great video. Still helping two years later. If anyone is using a newer version of Krita, you can right-click on the new window title bar and select "Stay on Top". Now you can place it on top of the main drawing just like the overview, and it won't go away when you draw on the main window.
I will be using this with my digital sketchpad so i can have a much larger work space! thank you so much This will also be helpful for recording/streaming, so viewers wont have to see the toolbars! TYSVM
I love your videos! :) they are so relaxing! Allow me one correction: Time-lapse is the wrong word. Delay or lag is a better word to describe what you mean. Merci! :)
Hello! This is an older video from about two years ago. At that time, I was likely using Krita 4.4.8, though I'm not entirely certain. Apologies for any confusion. In the video, I clicked on a panel to activate it and then pressed "M" to mirror the image. Back then, the mirroring effect was only applied to the panel you clicked on. However, in the updated version 5.2.3, I've noticed that pressing "M" mirrors the image in all panels. It seems they updated this feature intending to make it more helpful. That’s my best guess. I hope this helps. Unfortunately, like you... I am at the mercy of all their updates. Sometimes, it can get frustrating... Sometimes, I find nice surprises... Have a great day. 😊
When I try to open two views/windows simultaneously, latter one pops open as detached window & dissappears instantly. Ctrl+tab allows it to appear as detached window again, but the moment I touch former window, latter detached window dissappears! Help! (When I change 'subwindows' to 'tabs' from same settings option, both windows appear as tabs side by side, only one as working area on front. Whats could be wrong, how to correct it?)
Hello. Sorry for this late reply. I am trying to catch up with many of my comments. I have a few questions, and then, following your reply, I will do my best to help you. Question 1: What operating system do you use? Question 2: What version of Krita do you use? Question 3: Are you using only one monitor, or are you working on multiple monitors? Thanks. Until your reply, have a great day. Don't worry... hopefully we can figure this out together. 😊👍🏼
This is a great video. Still helping two years later. If anyone is using a newer version of Krita, you can right-click on the new window title bar and select "Stay on Top". Now you can place it on top of the main drawing just like the overview, and it won't go away when you draw on the main window.
Great tip. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate you!💕
@dorothymorris6536 Not working! Pressing right click does nothing on new window tab! Help
Stumbled about this great video in 2024. It was very helpful, so I want to say "Thank you". :)
It was informative . The bird was good.
Merci. I try to create simple cartoons for the videos. Glad you liked it.
Thank you for another informative tutorial. I learn something new every time. This is a very useful tool.
Thank you. It is always fun to see what you will come up with that I didn't know I needed! I look forward to trying this technique.
Thank, this is exactly what I was looking for
Merci! Learn something new from you al the time!! Yes, helpful. Have a good day/evening.
Thanks, you too!
thank you!
This is awesome! Thank you so much!
I will be using this with my digital sketchpad so i can have a much larger work space!
thank you so much
This will also be helpful for recording/streaming, so viewers wont have to see the toolbars!
TYSVM
You're very welcome! Have fun!
Thank you so much! I saw someone doing this on Clip Studio Paint which is a paid program, so I was wondering if I could do it on Krita. God bless!
I love your videos! :) they are so relaxing! Allow me one correction: Time-lapse is the wrong word. Delay or lag is a better word to describe what you mean. Merci! :)
Hello Blaine. Thank you so much for correcting my English. I need it. I will take note. 😍
Thank you, was really disappointed with overview mode
How did you invert your canvas in the second window without flipping the first one? At 05:03
Hello! This is an older video from about two years ago. At that time, I was likely using Krita 4.4.8, though I'm not entirely certain. Apologies for any confusion. In the video, I clicked on a panel to activate it and then pressed "M" to mirror the image. Back then, the mirroring effect was only applied to the panel you clicked on. However, in the updated version 5.2.3, I've noticed that pressing "M" mirrors the image in all panels. It seems they updated this feature intending to make it more helpful. That’s my best guess. I hope this helps. Unfortunately, like you... I am at the mercy of all their updates. Sometimes, it can get frustrating... Sometimes, I find nice surprises... Have a great day. 😊
When I try to open two views/windows simultaneously, latter one pops open as detached window & dissappears instantly. Ctrl+tab allows it to appear as detached window again, but the moment I touch former window, latter detached window dissappears! Help!
(When I change 'subwindows' to 'tabs' from same settings option, both windows appear as tabs side by side, only one as working area on front. Whats could be wrong, how to correct it?)
Hello. Sorry for this late reply. I am trying to catch up with many of my comments. I have a few questions, and then, following your reply, I will do my best to help you.
Question 1: What operating system do you use?
Question 2: What version of Krita do you use?
Question 3: Are you using only one monitor, or are you working on multiple monitors?
Thanks. Until your reply, have a great day. Don't worry... hopefully we can figure this out together. 😊👍🏼