Krita (64-bit) 歷史版本列表
更新時間：2016-12-15
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更新時間：2016-12-14
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What's new in this version:
- OSX is fully supported from now on. The OpenGL canvas works just as well as everywhere else. There might still be OSX-specifc bugs, of course! But now is the time for OSX and MacOS fans to use Krita and report any issues they might come across.
- Krita can now, with FFmpeg render an animation to gif, mp4, mkv and ogg
- There is now automated tweening of opacity between frames in an animation. You can color-code frames in the timeline, and animate the raster content of filter layers, fill layers and masks.
- There is a new color selector, accessible with the dual color button on the top toolbar. This color selector supports selecting HDR colors, colors outside the sRGB gamut of your screen. It can pick colors from Krita windows accurately and has much nicer support for working with palettes.
- The Quick Brush engine is a really fast and really simple brush engine
- There is a stop-based gradient editor in addition to the existing segment-based gradient editor
- We added a halftone filter
更新時間：2016-09-28
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What's new in this version:
- Important bugfixes: the brush-resize lag is gone, templates are there again, loading brush tags works again, the sobel filter is fixed
更新時間：2016-09-09
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What's new in this version:
- This release already contains the first results of the 2016 Google Summer of Code projects, as well as kickstarter-funded features.
Tweak Brush settings in the pop-up palette:
- Tweak your brush without having to go into the brush editor. Each brush engine has its own settings to tweak. Use the small arrow icon to toggle this on and off. You can even configure which properties are shown.
Soft Proofing:
- See how your artwork will look like when converting to CMYK. There is an additional “out of gamut” display to show you what color data will be getting lost. The first result of Wolthera’s Google Summer of Code 2016 work!
Improved Mirror Tools:
- Additional options for the mirror tools. Lock the position so you don’t accidently move it. Hide the line so it doesn’t get in the way while painting. Move to center if you accidently move it while painting.
Threshold and Wavelet Decompose Added:
- Added a Threshold filter and a Wavelet Decompose plugin.
Quick Flip and Rotate buttons:
- Quickly flip or rotate your layers and selections with the free transform tool. No more -100% width transformations. Buttons exist for flipping vertical or horizontal, rotating clock wise or counter clock wise rotate.
Improved Dockers:
- We moved the Histogram area from the layers menu into its own Histogram docker so it always can stay on the screen. Greatly improved the visual quality of the overview docker so it looks better. The channels docker now shows thumbnails as well.
Other New or Improved Features:
- Smarter input boxes that can accept simple maths! Unit conversion is still coming!
- Per-stroke fuzziness sensor, called “Fuzzy: Stroke”, perfect for all those grassblades that need to be subtly different.
- Added “Ratio” property to the brush editor. This allows you to map the brush width and height aspect ratio to your pen. This feature was created by Nishant Rodriguez
- Gradient Maps can now be added as filter layers.
- New option to convert a group into an animated layer
- Added showing coordinates when using the Move Tool. Enable this feature from the tool options.
- Added Japanese animation template
- Snap free transform tool with the Shift key
- Improved Pixel 1 Preset
- Improved default onion skin settings to make it easier to use
- Use relative zooming so you zoom based off your cursor instead of the center of the screen
- Add ability to enter groups with PgUp/PgDown shortcuts
- Gray out sliders for disabled onion skin columns
- Added Breeze color themes
- re-organized the layers menu and layer context-click menu so they take up less space
- Improved verbiage for “paste to simple source” dialog. It is now called “Missing Color Profile”. Added option to remember your selection.
- Visibility of status bar is now saved
- Show previous color in Advanced Colors Selector docker
- Retired the support for the little-used OpenJPEG export format. (Note: this has nothing to do with JPEG support!)
- There is an optional button available for the toolbars to switch pressure sensitivity off and on
Fixes:
- Fix sharp corners when drawing circles with the stabilizer on Windows
- Fix drag & drop slow down with layers
- Added Full screen functionality back
- Fix crash when dragging and dropping transform mask
- Fix crashes with some tablet manufacturers when you try to paint
- Fix crash when duplicating a file layer
- Fix double dots in the file name when saving
- Fix crash when loading multi layer EXR files
- Fix crash with saving layer group
- Fix: Switch off ‘canvas only mode’ before closing the main window. It made restarting krita get in an odd state.
- Fix crash when moving a hidden layer with the arrow keys
- Fix Clone tool crash when when using Ctrl + left mouse button
- Fix Onion skin build up issue when changing frames
- OSX: fixed some touchpad issues
- OSX: fix brush freeze with Wacom after lifting stylus from canvas
- OSX: Fixed 100% opacity blobs at the start of a line
- Fix some part of the application not changing to the appropriate language
- Fix crash when editing a macro that contains a filter layer
- Fix memory issue when closing and opening new images
- 3_texture brush tip has been fixed to use alpha
- Fix assistants so previews can be hidden and shown
- When using the deform transform tool, moving now takes the rotation of the canvas into account
- Fix saving templates
- Fix loading images with uppercase suffix
- Fix HSL/HSV adjustment filter with Colorize displaying wrong hue value
- Fix to make feather selection work again (thanks Spencer Brown)
- Some display issues (black screens) when using assistants on NVida GPU’s have been fixed
- Fix brush preset layout after changing tags and hiding scrollbars
- Fix a crash when the resource selector tries to display a deleted resource
- Fix using the threshold filter as a mask and the threshold filter preview for colorspaces other than 8 bits RGBA
- Fix initializing tool options when Krita starts
- Change range for inner and outer glow layer styles to 1 to 100
- Update the default workspace set
- When saving pixels outside of the layer will be cropped
- Fix incorrect offset when loading first animation frame
- Fix exporting animations to the CSV format
- Brush composite action has name in the toolbar config now
- Uncheck the PNG profile embedding option by default.
- Disable the system monitor check if colord doesn’t give us devices
- Make Nearest Neighbour filtering mode work properly
- Add the decoration back for the horizontal and vertical mirror tools
- Don’t put 100% pressure blobs at the start of some lines
- Don’t allow painters remove the automatically generated gradients: They are special!
- Brush preset tags load again on Windows and OSX
更新時間：2016-05-31
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What's new in this version:
- Krita 3.0 is finally here! Releasing round version-number releases is always exciting for any kind of project. It’s like the start of a new beginning! And 3.0 presents a lot of new beginnings to us as well: First, we have now our own repository, for our code, as well as our own wiki, for the manual! So we started this release with a Spring-cleaning: Porting to Qt 5 and KDE Frameworks 5, necessary to keep Krita easy to maintain in the future. But also cleaning out the code. We removed lines of dustbunny code and reorganized all the files. We also started work on making OSX a first-class platform for Krita, but though we’ve already done lots of work, that is still a work in progress.
- And of course, rewriting the core rendering system, for what you have all been waiting for. If you haven’t already, check out the Krita 3.0 Video Review from GDQuest…
You can now do proper frame-by-frame animation in Krita. Multiple layers, all sorts of playback speeds, onion skinning, on top of all of Krita’s existing paint tools:
- It’s enough to make any animator’s fingers itch!
- nimatable raster layers – Animated raster images with frames, and use the time-line docker to order them. Works in all color spaces and depths as well!
- Onion skinning – This allows you to have an overlay of the previous and next frames, an important assistant when going from rough animation to smooth animation!
- Importing image sequence – Import any set of images as an animated layer, automatically sorted by naming scheme.
- Exporting image sequence – Export the whole animation as an image sequence, for further processing in other programs.
- New dockers – timeline docker, animation docker, and animation workspace
- CSV import and export – for layered animation, for use with TV-paint, or Blender via a plugin, courtesy of Laszlo Fazekas
- Spriter scml exporter – Make the base image in Krita and then export it to this powerful cut-out animation tool for games.
Faster, Stronger, Instant:
- It is easy to make a timeline docker, but it’s not easy to have fast playback, and we know that animation in Krita would just be a gimmick without real-time playback. Therefore speeding up was paramount!
- Caching for Animation playback – Proper animation playback, in all sorts of frame-rates, relative speed-ups
- Instant Preview for Big canvases! – Utilizing the power of OpenGL 3.0 you can now draw smoothly with 1000 pixel width brushes!
- Frame dropping – For slower devices, we implemented frame-dropping, so that you can always see your animation at real-time speed!
FASTER LAYER WORKFLOW:
More Layer Actions:
- Simplified merging – One hotkey to rule them all!
- Multi-Layer Mania – Krita 2.9 had multi-layer selection and dragging and dropping. We spent this release expanding this functionality with moving, on canvas-selecting, merging, duplicating and more!
- Quick select layers – Select All/Visible/Locked layers, or select them on-canvas via Shift+R+Click
- Mass editing layer properties – Instantly rename multiple layers, or change their blending mode, or opacity, or any other property.
- Group multiple layers – Or create Clipping Groups or just ungrouping with hotkeys.
User Interface Improvements for Layer Management:
- We spent a long time discussing the most important parts to managing layers and what needs to be seen. From this, we updated the entire layers docker. This new look comes with some additional functionality.
- Clearer Layers – Condensed layers means you can see more at a time
- Color Coding – Right-clicking a layer gives you the ability to color code a layer
- Filter layers by color – You can choose to only see all blue layers, or green layers, or only blue and green layers with layer filtering.
SHORTCUT IMPROVEMENTS:
- Switch Shortcut Layout – If you are familiar with Photoshop or Paint Tool SAI’s shortcuts, you can switch the shortcut system. Accessed from the Settings → Configure Shortcuts.
- Saving and loading shortcut schemes – Share you shortcuts with friends and collegues!
- A better shortcut layout – Short cuts are now grouped!
- Selection shortcuts switch – There is a new setting in the preferences that allow you to switch the Alt and Control modifiers for the selection shortcuts
- Luminance based hotkeys – The Lighter and Darker actions are now color managed and use true luminance where ever possible.
- Redder/Greener/Bluer/Yellower/Hue/Saturation Hotkeys – New configurable actions for modifying a color’s hue, saturation, making it redder, greener, bluer and yellower.
Grids, Guides and Snapping:
- Grids and Guides docker – A Unified docker for grids and guides!
- Customize the look of Grids and Guides – Toggle Grid and Guide visibility separate and edit their look!
- Grids and Guides saved per document – None of this global grid nonsense, and you can now set-up templates.
- Snapping – The vast majority of tools now support snapping to grids and guides.
- Fast access to snap-settings! – snap-settings pop up on Shift+S.
User Interface:
- Improved popup palette – for easier reading of the preset-icons
- Compacter New Document Screen – The new document menu has been modified to fit on tiny laptop screens.
- The color space browser heavily improved – you can now get feedback about color lookup table profiles like those of the CMYK space as well as their Tone Response/Reproduction/Transfer curve.
- Loading screen – Krita now shows you what it is loading on the start-up screen!
- Improved GUI – The Crop tool, Assistant editing tool and the Straight line tool got an improved user interface, and the Straight line tool’s on-canvas preview has been improved as well.
Filters:
- Gradient map filter – It wasn’t planned, but Spencer Brown surprised us all and added it! It is still in progress, so temporarily disabled for the filterlayers.
- More Models for the HSV adjustment filter – HSV adjustment now supports HSI, HSY and YCrCb for the model
- Multi-threading with G’MIC – Make use of all your processor cores for all those fancy G’MIC filters. G’MIC is also a lot more stable now.
Other changes:
- Added “Greater” blending mode – change the way you paint on transparent layers (example shown to the side)! Made by Nicolas Guttenberg’s dedicated tinkering!
- GBR and GIH import/export – Gimp’s brush format can now be saved and opened directly by Krita. You don’t have to rely on the make-brush menu in the predefined brush-tab.
- Move Tool Improvements – Move layer content with arrow keys, and configure the increments in all important unit-sizes!
- True luminance in the advanced selector – The HSY space color pickers are now linearised before their luma is crunched. The Gamma can be manually configured, making this picker possible to give true luminosity!
- Smoother Color Smudge – Improved the smoothness of the color smudge strokes in dulling mode.
- New pixel art presets – No need to create your own now.
- New cursor options – Added a single pixel black and white. For those who REALLY need precision.
- Removed the grids tool and the perspective grid tool. You can use the perspective grid assistant for the latter, and even get more features. For the grid tool we have replaced it with the grids and guides docker!
- Added zoom and pan tools! – These tools revived themselves during the port, and we let them be for those preferring these tools separately
- Improved Learning and Education:
- New manual website! – Pressing F1 now takes you to the new learning area on Krita.org. This has more information and should be a better resource for answering your issues. It includes a type-ahead search as well as a static navigation on the left.
Technology Upgrade:
For 3.0, we had the QT5 and KF5 port, but that is not the only thing we changed:
- Renewed Tablet Handling – We rewrote the entire tablet and input system, supporting a wide variety of drawing tablets using Qt5 now.
- Linux AppImages – Now different Linux users can have the latest version without waiting on their distribution repository updates.
- Changing Compilers for Windows – We are building and cross-compiling with MinGW instead of MSVC now. This will allow us to use VC 1.2 (a math library for speed) in the future, but more importantly, make a stable, multi-threaded version of G’MIC, and the ability to import and export PDFs with the poppler library. With this change, we aren’t able to use MSVC any longer.
- Faster startup time – More resources are loaded and managed internally. This means faster start times.
- Building Instructions – Improved building instructions for developers and technology enthusiasts.
- Build Krita on Windows and OSX – Building Krita from the source code is easier than ever. It was significantly more difficult in Krita 2.9. The instructions are in the 3rd party folder in the source code for how to do it. We even have artists building on Windows!
更新時間：2016-02-07
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更新時間：2015-12-12
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更新時間：2015-12-01
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更新時間：2015-11-10
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What's new in this version:
The ninth semi-monthly bug fix release of Krita is out! Upgrade now to get the following fixes and features:
Features:
- Show a message when trying to use the freehand brush tool on a vector layer
- Add a ctrl-m shortcut for calling up the Color Curves filter dialog. Patch by Raghavendra Kamath. Thanks!
- Improve performance by not updating the image when adding empty layers and masks
Fixes:
- Fix typing in the artistic text tool. A regression in 2.9.8 made it impossible to type letters that were also used as global shortcuts. This is now fixed
- Don’t crash when opening an ODG file created in inkscape. The files are not displayed correctly, though and we need to figure out what the issue is
- Fix the gaussian blur filter: another 2.9.8 regression where applying a gaussian blur filter would cause the right and bottom edge to become semi-transparent
- Fix calculating available memory on OSX. Thanks to René J.V. Bertin for the patch
- When duplicating layers, duplicate the channel flags so the new layers are alpha locked if the original layers were alpha locked
- Fix a number of hard to find crashes in the undo system and the compositions docker
- Another exiv2-related jpeg saving fix
- Add a new dark pass-through icon
更新時間：2015-10-18
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What's new in this version:
- Improve performance when adding new layers. (A blank new layer doesn’t need to make Krita update the entire image)
- Fix the pass-through icons so there’s dark and light variants and make some other icons smaller
- BUG:353261: Make rotation terminology consistent in the rotate image and rotate layer plugin
- BUG:353248: Prevent a crash when using some types of graphics tablets
- BUG:352916: Fix a crash in the cage transform worker
- Improve rendering speed when some layers are invisible
- Fix a crash when using shape/vector layers
- BUG:352734: Fix saving single-layer EXR files
- BUG:352983: Load the layers in a multi-layer EXR file in the right order
- BUG:352734: Support loading and saving EXR files that have both layers and top-level channgels
- BUG:310359: Fix loading and saving of L*a*b TIFF images
- Add a Save Profile checkbox to the TIFF and JPG export filters: you can now save TIFF, JPG and PNG images without an embedded profile.
- BUG:352845: Store the smoothing options only once
- Fix Photoshop-style layer styles that use the random noise
- Improve the performance of Photoshop-style Layer styles