is there a way to disable antialias on vector paths and objects in krita so it doesn’t looks like this?
i like to use paths and wanna try pixelart in krita
Right-click, then add filter mask on vector layer, and apply curves with alpha curve showing a straight vertucal line in middle.
I want to do the same thing to disable the anti alias in vector curve but I am not quite get your point.
I add a filter mask on the vector layer, and then which filter I should apply?
Thanks
Thank you so much for this. I wish it wasn’t a crude way, but it works.
To those curious and a pixel artist like me,
Right click the Vector text you want to “disable the anti-aliasing” of.
Add → Filter Mask
Adjust → Color Adjustment → Channel: Alpha
Then put Input to 0 and Output to 255. Here’s a picture for those who wants to save it.
Please try @datagoblin’s C01 monogram font!
I followed this post but it still didn’t work for me, when I set the Output of the vector layer to 255 the entire layer turns black, and setting the Channel to Alpha didn’t do anything. That post was too confusing to me and I have dificulty following instructions
@Zorubark The method described by @Reptorian is as shown here:
The upper text is the original with aliasing. The lower text has had all pixels with alpha greater than 0.5 increased to alpha = 1.0.
All pixels with alpha less than 0.5 have had alpha set to 0.
The control points of the curve can be moved to adjust the alpha point at which the transition occurs.
Notice the small opaque pixel where the ‘T’ vertical joins the horizontal part?
That could be removed by adjusting the transition point to be higher, maybe 0.6 instead of 0.5.
For the method decribed by @karamelflan, that sets all pixels to have alpha = 1.0 but there needs to be a way to ensure that pixels with alpha - 0 are not set to alpha = 1. You probably didn’t do that.
Thank you sir.
It’s actually amazing that for the current version of v5.3, you can just disable the anti-aliasing on the Layer docker or the Layer Properties. It’s a feature I’ve been waiting for so long lol
What a coincidence I see your name in this post hahaha! I guess you were also waiting for such feature to have jagged lines for texts to drop?
Not especially but it could be useful. I was just explaining something in the reply.
The vector layer antialiasing has a fixed characteristic which may not be ‘ideal’ for a particular image.
Here are three lines of text with different treatments:
The first is with no antialiasing. The second is with vector layer antialiasing (new in 5.3.0).
The third is with adjustment filter antialiasing as described in my previous reply.
Here is the filter curve:
By adjusting the transition point, I removed the small pixels at the bottom of the ‘s’, ‘e’ and ‘t’ characters. There are effects on the rest of the text too which may or may not be thought of as ideal.