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--- Comment #19 from Isaac Zuniga ---
Really? That's awesome! Thanks for letting me know! :*)
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--- Comment #16 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
It definitely _is_ a bug. Krita shouldn't crash when pressing a key while in
the middle of making a stroke.
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--- Comment #15 from Isaac ---
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #14)
> Well... The reason it crashes is that our stroke system isn't designed to
> suddenly start doing another type of stroke. So, basically, while
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--- Comment #14 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
Well... The reason it crashes is that our stroke system isn't designed to
suddenly start doing another type of stroke. So, basically, while painting,
these shortcuts should be disabled. Going
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--- Comment #13 from Isaac ---
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #12)
> Yeah, still crashes, which is not too surprising.
Is there anything that I can do to help things along, or are things pretty much
out of my hands at
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--- Comment #12 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
Yeah, still crashes, which is not too surprising.
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--- Comment #11 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
This should mitigate the issue:
diff --git a/libs/image/kis_strokes_queue.cpp
b/libs/image/kis_strokes_queue.cpp
index a916b78472..23520f0104 100644
--- a/libs/image/kis_strokes_queue.cpp
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--- Comment #10 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
the easy way out is to check whether the stroke is still valid, instead of
asserting on it:
void KisStrokesQueue::addJob(KisStrokeId id, KisStrokeJobData *data)
{
QMutexLocker
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--- Comment #9 from Nicholas LaPointe ---
(In reply to Isaac from comment #8)
> I read your first comment then the second one, is there a workaround for
> this, or do I just have to stop the current brushstroke, change the
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--- Comment #8 from Isaac ---
It's alright man, I'm glad you double-posted. It shows that you discovered
something.
I read your first comment then the second one, is there a workaround for this,
or do I just have to stop the
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--- Comment #7 from Nicholas LaPointe ---
Sorry for the quick double post!
Selecting "Stabilizer" and then switching to any other smoothing type while
drawing will almost always crash when the user stops painting, giving
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--- Comment #5 from Isaac ---
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #4)
> Hm, that crash log isn't related to anything to do with strokes or
> smoothing; something weird happens when updating the display. I'm wondering
> what
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--- Comment #3 from Isaac ---
(In reply to wolthera from comment #1)
> Ooh, a video.
>
> Can I tempt you to see if you can make a backtrace as well? That would point
> us to the exact line that crashes!
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--- Comment #2 from Isaac ---
Created attachment 108779
--> https://bugs.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=108779=edit
The Krita log file from the %appdata% folder.
Sure thing, I didn't even know that a log file existed for this. Yes,
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