This can be useful, for example, if you have a multiple monitor setup - as you should be able to have a Krita Window open on both monitors with a one or more views into a single open project. In this new main window, if you go into Window > New View you will still be able to create a new view into any of your open projects, even if they're loaded in a different main window. This will open a completely separate Window for Krita that will be managed by your OS like any other window. When you're in Subwindow mode, you can find the Tile and Cascade options about half-way down the Window menu, below Close and Close All.Ģ.) You can also create a new main window, by going to Window > New Window. You can zoom and pan these views independently of each other, and when you paint you will see the changes appear across all related views. Then, if you go to Window > New View, you can create a new view on one of your open projects. Gradients can now be painting as spirals.There are a couple of ways to do this that I know of:ġ.) Like you described, if you go to Settings > Configure Krita > General > Window Tab, and set 'Multiple Window Mode' to 'Subwindows', you shouldn't be seeing newly opened projects or views as tabs, but as little windows that exist inside the Krita viewport.

There’s a brand new magnetic selection tool. There’s a new snapshot docker that stores states of your image, and you can switch between those. We’ve made it possible to put the canvas area in a window of its own, so on a multi monitor setup, you can have all the controls on one monitor, and your images on the other. You can now create animated brush tips that select brush along multiple dimensions. It’s now possible to adjust the opacity and lightness on colored brush tips separately. There’s a color mode in the gradient map filter and a brand new palettize filter and a high pass filter. There’s a whole new set of brush presets that evoke watercolor painting. Three months after the release of Krita 4.2.9, we’ve got a major new feature release for you: Krita 4.3.0! We’ve spent the past year not just fixing bugs, even though we fixed over a thousand issues, but have also been busy adding cool new stuff to play with.

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