To manipulate the dockers, you will usually need Python knowledge. The “fix” can be an easy one*, but sometimes the nut to crack is really hard, at least if you lack the needed coding skills or don’t know anything of the language used (like me, who only can juggle around the code a little bit).
*Like the result of my edit to an original Krita docker shown in the screenshot from this topic, where I only had to edit a table in a Python file:
If I had to edit real Python code instead of a table in plain text, I would have failed to edit the docker.
But maybe you want to learn how to create your own plugins and dockers for Krita with help of the Krita Scripting School (and through that how to edit existing ones)?
Michelist
Add/Edit: LOL, I was fallen asleep editing this posting and have not noticed @Takiro posted long time before me.
