Yes, there is basic keyboard support with some hot keys like "B" for brushes, and "L" for layers, and color picking with alt/command. That's about it for now. Thanks!
You’re probably thinking of the flower-like circular slider arrangement. I am redesigning that interface as it was broken by the newer iOS update and it was very confusing. I will have another interface for directly adjusting the 12 color channels individually as well, stay tuned, and I’m sorry that interface had to go away!
Well, not really. There are two sliders on each layer now. The top slider actually does shift the layer mode from "normal" to "multiply". That was easy to do with the pigment-like simulation that is going on. But other layer modes are more tricky and wouldn't work very well. Although, I did add a little code editor box so anyone can paste their own metal shader code to make their own layer modes. I need to post some examples of how to do that though. Thank you for the comment! Some day I will have a drop down of some more layer modes, but it won't be as extensive as photoshop, etc.
Yes, there is basic keyboard support with some hot keys like "B" for brushes, and "L" for layers, and color picking with alt/command. That's about it for now. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI cannot find the button or setting that enables me to create non-spectral pigments with sliders. Is this feature no longer supported?
ReplyDeleteYou’re probably thinking of the flower-like circular slider arrangement. I am redesigning that interface as it was broken by the newer iOS update and it was very confusing. I will have another interface for directly adjusting the 12 color channels individually as well, stay tuned, and I’m sorry that interface had to go away!
DeleteLoving the app. Is there a way to change the layer mode, like multiply ect. ?
ReplyDeleteWell, not really. There are two sliders on each layer now. The top slider actually does shift the layer mode from "normal" to "multiply". That was easy to do with the pigment-like simulation that is going on. But other layer modes are more tricky and wouldn't work very well. Although, I did add a little code editor box so anyone can paste their own metal shader code to make their own layer modes. I need to post some examples of how to do that though. Thank you for the comment! Some day I will have a drop down of some more layer modes, but it won't be as extensive as photoshop, etc.
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