In the "New Image" and "Convert Precision" dialogs. The "Gamma/Linear"
switches get adjusted automatically to the new defaults, but can be
changed manually.
Don't offer dithering options when converting to 16 bit, it doesn't
make much sense to dither for anything but 8 bit. Thanks to Elle for
testing that this assumption is indeed true.
Use a properly commented #define instead of just a hardcoded "8 bits"
to make clear that this is a pure GUI "restriction".
Disable the convert precision dialog's dithering controls when
converting to higher bit depths o to anything > 16 bit.
Make sure the disabled dithering widgets always says "None", which
implies duplicating the bit depth checking logic in both the dialog
and its callback, in order to protect the values in GimpDialogConfig
from being overwritten by NONE.
The new properties are "virtual", they share their storage with the
"precision" property and are not serialized, they are meant for GUI
property widgets.
In 24x24, there was barely 1 pixel between the 2 links of the chain, and
not even inside a perfect pixel (so with interpolation, that's barely
recognizable).
I don't know if it's a very good-looking change but for now, that will
do. Designers are welcome to contribute improvements!
Symbolic icons were already taken care of in commit 3ff408f.
...instead of transforming it
Add gimp_matrix3_will_explode() which determines if a transform
matrix will blow up something in a rectangle to infinity, and use
the function so set both the GIMP and GEGL code paths to clip the
transform to the input size.
Set use_orig_quality when both the quality and the subsampling are the
same as in the originally-imported jpeg.
Also improve subsampling initial selection: use the original subsampling
unless the default one is the best or the original one is the worst.
The current code was wrong and would often use the default subsampling
even when worse than the original one.
- Default parameters must be set before gimp_get_data(). Otherwise
when you export the first time, you end up with broken defaults
(basically everything to 0, in particular a problem with quality
values of 0 which makes an export failure).
- Some minor formatting here and there and an unused variable.
animated webp saving: parse time-stamp from layer_name (instead of using
default value of '100')
also:
- add a default delay field to UI, in case time-stamps are not present.
- add a 'force delay' checkbox
- revamp the whole UI to look like the GIF saving UI.
This got lost when dropping the file-uri plug-in and switching to
interal download using GIO. The file-uri plug-in would just download
whatever remote thing and open it locally, using local magic matching.
We now do the same internally and try the magic matching again on the
downloaded file.
Don't migrate any paths from an older gimprc. This unfortunately kills
all manually added paths, but makes sure all paths default to the
files of the new GIMP version, could be improved by parsing the path
and replacing only the right elements.
Add color management to GimpDrawableFilter and GimpFilterTool, GEGL
ops applied to drawables can be applied in color managed space
now. Sadly, this is very slow, so disabled by default.
I'm sure the profile guessing based on the operation's format doesn't
always work, but this general bug counts as fixed now.
Fix cursor rotation jump when tablet pen is tilted horizontally.
This changes to the correct values for the special case of tilt_x == 0.0.
Reviewer (Jehan)'s note: computing the convergence of the tilt function
in the `else` block, when tilt_x approaches 0, tilt value indeed
converges to 0.25 with tilt_y > 0 and 0.75 (or -0.25 which is the same)
with tilt_y < 0.
...to cause a denial of service (crash) via an ICO file with an
InfoHeader containing a Height of zero
Add some error handling to ico-load.c and bail out on zero width or height
icons. Also some formatting cleanup.
Use the `value_pointer` parameter instead of modifying the globale
`gsvals.default_delay`. This doesn't change anything in current code
where file_gif_spin_button_int_init() is only used for connecting this
variable to the delay spin button, but could have been a problem if it
were reused in the future.
Initialization was failing when a paint buffer could not be returned for
a stroke (which was bound to happen in tiling). Instead it must just
ignore the coordinates which won't result in painting, and continue to
the next ones.
gimp_drawable_equalize(): is mask_only is FALSE, suspend the selection
around gimp_drawable_apply_operation() so the operation affects the
entire drawable.
Øyvind Kolås