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From: Bill K. <nb...@so...> - 2023-05-02 17:33:55
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On Mon, May 01, 2023 at 07:51:19PM -0400, Mark Kim wrote: > > sizing options, which appear as a little triangularly-shaped > > set of buttons (similar to what we've had for Stamps scaling, > > I don't see any triangularly shaped buttons when I select one of the tools > that is supposed to have this feature (googly eyes). (Screenshot below.) Sorry, they are rectangular buttons, in a triangular shape, kind of like a volume meter or wifi signal strength. I see it at the bottom right of your screenshot, and that you seemed to be able to make multiple sizes of googly eyes on your canvas, so you've got it! :-) > > Most (if not all) tools only offer this in the "paint" mode > > (versus the full-canvas / entire-picture / MODE_FULLSCREEN mode), > > Maybe I need to figure out how to get into this "paint" mode but I'm > unclear what mode this is, because... isn't the normal mode the paint > mode? I mean... it's in the name of the application :) Hah, sorry. So for forever now, there's been the ability to, for example, either blur parts of the picture by 'painting' over it, freehand style, or choosing the option that applies the blur effect to the entire canvas all at once. It has the somewhat confusing name, internally, of "MODE_FULLSCREEN". > I checked Tux Paint config but don't see any mode called "paint" mode under > the Video tab. Just full screen and different window sizes. <snip> The option to disable both of these features are found in Tux Paint Config. under the "Simplification" tab, in the section the right labeled "Control Simplification". Look for "Disable Magic Controls" and the newly-added "Disable Magic Sizes" checkboxes. (I'm seeing that the former also uses the confusing terminology of "fullscreen" rather than "entire picture" or "entire canvas", that I've been trying to train myself to use. I'll go address that.) HTH! -bill! |
