Re: [Tuxpaint-devel] Tux Paint 0.9.16rc1 for Windows available for beta testing!

[<tor...@at...>]

I have Win2K with SP4 and norwegian language.

I had Tux Paint 0.9.15-2 installed by the administrator user for all users. I
then installed 0.9.16-rc1 as a limited user. After installation the
config-program worked, but when I tried to start Tux Paint it just came 
up with
the loading screen and then quit without a message. I assume it was 
some kind of
problem with the program installed in two locations (c:\programfiler\TuxPaint
for all users, and c:\documents and settings\username\Programs\TuxPaint 
for the
rc1 installed by limited user). I then uninstalled rc1, logged in and
uninstalled 0.9.15-2, and then installed rc1 as limited user again. Then it
worked without a hitch.

The directional brush lines-angled.png was a bit suprising because of the
crossed lines in the middel of the png-file. I first thought it was a 
bug (that
it was drawing all directions when i pushed the mouse button), and when 
i edited
the png and removed the middle image it worked more like I expected 
except that
it didn't paint anything before I moved the mouse a bit. Not a bug, but I
thought it was worth mentioning :-)

When I use the line tool with a directional or animated brush, it first 
draw one
image where I push the mouse button, and then draws another image on 
top of the
first when I release the mouse (in addition to all the images that make up a
nice line). If I draw a line with the modified lines-angled.png (without the
center image) it looks much nicer, but doesn't draw anything but the rubber
band before I release the button (which I don't think is a problem since the
rubber band is enough visible feedback). Maybe the first image when drawing a
line could be dropped or made part of the rubber band temporary drawing so it
wouldn't make a mess of the beginning of the line? (I haven't looked at the
code, so I don't know if that would be a problem).

That's all I've found so far :-)

Kind regards,
Tore

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