Type of device* : desktop and tablet (xp-pen deco v.2)
Brand and version of the device:
System** :
* graphics tablet/display tablet/2-in-1 laptop/Android tablet
** Windows/Linux/Mac/Android, + version (you’ll find it in Help -> Show system information for bug reports)
Description of the issue (you can include screenshots): whenever i use the selection tool twice it crashes this happens with 2 diffrent tablets and 2 diffrent desktops, is there anything i can do?
Which version number of krita are you using and which operating system are you using?
Is this the first time you’ve used krita and did this happen immediately, or have you used krita before with no problems and it’s started happening recently?
Do you mean two different tablets on the same computer or two different tablets on different computers?
Is that what you mean by two different desktops?
Does this happen if you use a mouse instead of the tablet?
Which selection tool are you using?
Please upload a full screen screenshot (.png) taken just before you’re about to make the two selections and make sure that the Tool Options docker is fully visible.
What exactly do you do with the selection tool?
If you’re using Windows, go to:
C:\Users\{your username}\AppData\Local and look for a file called ‘kritacrash.log’.
Then make that file available via a link to a file sharing service.
It can be very long so it’s not suitable for posting in a reply here.
If you’re using Windows 10 then the AppData folder and the Local folder inside it will be where I said they are, in their usual place.
The last screenshot does not show the selection tool being used and does not show the Tool options docker.
You haven’t explained exactly what you do with the selection tool.
I’ve tried using the selection tool with version 4.4.7 to make two sucessive selections, in various ways with various modes and options, and I can’t make it crash.
If you can’t find the folder / path “…\AppData\Roaming\…” or “…\AppData\Local\…” in your user folder (C:\Users\{YOUR USERNAME}\AppData\…), then you probably haven’t activated the by default deactivated view of hidden files and folders in the Explorer. For that, you need to start Windows Explorer and then follow the steps described in the screenshot, or get instructions on how to do that using Google or another web search provider.