Hello^^ is there a way to create a “continuous paper” in Krita? Greetings DAB

Hi What is a continuous paper? (may be the question should be moved to General Questions category…) Grum999

I guess it is about this: [image] I maybe have a Solution for the Infinite Canvas! Feature Requests slight_smile Hello @Legenfde and welcome to the forum! For my understanding, Krita already has an infinite canvas, but most users do not discover it due to the fact that t…

Perhaps you mean this The tiled mode is called wrap-around mode, to activate this mode got to View ‣ Wrap Around Mode.

I had this in mind, but as the question was vague… Grum999

View ‣ Wrap Around Mode. I have switched it on, but the canvas remains in the format I specified. Even in full-screen mode there is no endless paper. and “For my understanding, Krita already has an infinite canvas, but most users do not discover it due to the fact that they never scroll the canvas…

[image] DABurghardt: “For my understanding, Krita already has an infinite canvas, but most users do not discover it due to the fact that they never scroll the canvas to the stop-dog. If they did, no matter in which direction, they would discover little arrow symbols, and these arrows would expan…

I was too slow searching for this: [image] Show and edit content outside the canvas Feature Requests In principle, Krita has an infinite canvas too. You have to scroll to the side you want to extend the canvas to and have to click the little arrows that will then show up …

And to see the effect of wrap around mode, it is best to have something on canvas: mode off: [WRAP AROUND OFF] mode on: [WRAP AROUND ON] The size of your canvas does not change through activating/deactivating wrap around mode. Michelist