For krita 2.4 release, we’ve tried to get a good pack of default presets.
\nThe goal is to get some good tools out of the box, and to show special features and engines.<\/p>\n
A few weeks ago I made a first selection from my presets, and those from David Revoy and Ramon Miranda (and a few others from developers). It was already a good set, but some were too much identical, and name organisation wasn’t very good to find what you need.
\nSo I’ve cleaned the selection (removed around 1\/4 of all presets), corrected problematic icons, and most important renamed all presets to be classified in categories (with maximum 4 categories to not have too long names). Those can be used as tags in the presets search engine to display only the category(ies) you need.<\/p>\n
There are 12 “first level” categories:
\n-Basic (presets using a simple round tip)
\n-Block (presets using a block\/square tip)
\n-Curve (presets using Curve engine)
\n-FX (presets with special blending modes for fx)
\n-Grid (presets using Grid engine)
\n-Hatch (presets using Hatching brush)
\n-Pencil (pencil-like presets)
\n-Rake (presets using a rake tip)
\n-Shape (presets using current experimental engine to-be-renamed shape engine)
\n-Sketch (presets using Sketch brush engine)
\n-Splats (presets using Spray engine and other splats)
\n-Textured (presets using a textured tip)<\/p>\n
Then 2nd part of the name can be:
\n-paint (for painting presets)
\n-shade (for shading presets)
\n-mix (for mix paint presets)
\n-smudge (for smudge presets)
\n-Erase (for eraser presets)
\n-Ink (for inking presets)<\/p>\n
Then there can be as optional 3rd part of the name:
\n-Tilt (for presets using tilt -ascension and declination sensors- that are not available on all tablets)
\n-Over (because it’s a kind of special painting mode)<\/p>\n
Finally, last part of the word can be any adjective, number or reference to identify it.<\/p>\n
So check it in next Krita update, or now if you build it yourself ;.)
\nI hope you’ll find it useful!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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