Learn how to work in Krita using multiple views of the same image! This technique will allow you not only to preview your work (I think it does a better job than the Overview Docker) but it will also allow you to save your work as you go.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Why using the overview docker of Krita is not really helping.
02:10 Working with multiple views of the same image
03:48 Let’s talk about a few advantages
04:16 Preview is instant!
04:33 Zoom in or out, Mirror, Rotate
04:48 The “Multiple Views” technique allows you to save your work as you go! Quick DEMO.
05:50 Final product from the demo + Conclusion.
Some of you will love this technique as it will allow you to work faster.
I also understand that some of you will have no interest in it or hate it.
Just choose what works best for you.
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There is a bug that may/will affect people on 4.4.8 and 5.0.6. I have it on Linux but haven’t tested Windows yet.
If you start a fresh session while in Subwindows mode and open a file, that file’s subwindow is full size with no surround. So, if you then do Window → New View and select the same file, the new subwindow is hidden behind the first subwindow.
You have to do Window → Cascade to get them both visible.
You refer to the smaller subwindow as ‘the duplicate’ but they are both equivalent, just different sizes.
At 5:10, the caption says, “Always save your work from the Duplicate Subwindow”.
As far as I know, saving from either subwindow is the same result as saving from the other one.
Great information. Thanks.
Regarding, the wording, I don’t always find the good English word. So, that’s on me.
Finally, saving the work from the duplicate helps me work faster. I don’t know why, but it does. Maybe I’m just crazy.
