Blender Institute developed a Krita script!

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I saw this on my timeline, and want to share it with more people! I think a lot of people would love this for their workflow!
https://twitter.com/Blender_Cloud/status/1218113238187085826

It makes the workflow similar to some other drawing applications, assigning three of your shortcuts to

  1. Last used painting brush
  2. Last used eraser brush
  3. Last used smudge brush

Here is a link with more information:

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Reading through this, we can see how this plugin differs from the 10 brushes script: this one apparently guesses which brush is a color smudge brush, which one is eraser and which one is a painting brush and automatically attaches those brushes (the last used ones from each category) to those slots.

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I work with it. Two slots for any brush presets (pixel, smudge, deform or whatever) and one slot is any brush with force switching preset into the eraser mode. It memorize last used brush in certain keybinding slot.

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Thanks @Rakurri again for the link to the excellent plugin. Without knowledge of programming it took near 10 minutes to grasp how to change number of slots more than 3. It gives me freedom similar to ClipStudioPaint brush-shortcutting.

Definitely need to put the plugin into here https://docs.krita.org/en/resources_page.html

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Everyone can submit a plugin to the Resources page. It just need something called a KDE Identity, which is a login for a few other KDE platforms (like an old KDE forum).

  1. Register on identity.kde.org if you haven’t already.
  2. Go to invent.kde.org and login.
  3. Go to this page: resources_page.rst · master · Documentation / Krita.org Documentation Website · GitLab
  4. Click “Edit” on top, scroll down and add a little description and the link :slight_smile:
    Detailed instructions here: Krita Manual Contribution Guide — Krita Manual 5.0.0 documentation
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