emilm
October 6, 2022, 8:47am
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If you mean like this it still works by creating an “.action” file.
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Copy paste this in a text file and name it something like “blendingmodes.action” and place it in your krita resource folder in the subfolder named “actions”. Change the <iconText> tag for whichever you wanna change.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ActionCollection version="2" name="Krita">
<Actions category="Blending Modes">
<text>Blen…
With .action xml file placed in resource/actions folder you can edit the text and use emoji/symbols with the <iconText> tag or use one of the available icons here Krita Scripting School and use the ID in the <icon> tag.
Related discusion here:
In simple terms; Toolbox items are the most basic and universal interface for users in building up familiarity with graphic programs. Yet many of the actions in Krita that would be applied most often for basic adjustments, do not actually fit into toolboxes as one would expect:
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(this is from a previous topic which is no longer open, but is essentially the only thing that comes up via Google …as well as this forum’s own search tool… when looking for answers to this)
The issue here is…
Maybe you could help propose some icon designs.
