Closed DragonWizard23 closed 5 months ago
Hello, thanks for reporting the issue.
Unfortunately, the G'MIC-Qt plug-in for Krita is a special version, maintained by the Krita developers, so I'm afraid there's not much we can do to help right away. The G'MIC-Qt version provided in Krita is now relatively old, and it's possible that this bug has already been fixed on our side. I suggest you make a bug report directly to the Krita developers, who will hopefully be able to help you further (and maybe make them want to upgrade to the latest G'MIC version 3.3.3 to see if the bug is still there :) ). Cheers,
David.
Thanks for the quick response!
I just installed the nightly stable Krita build, and it still crashed when I clicked "Ok" after updating the filter definitions, but when I tried again and waited a minute before clicking "Ok", it didn't crash!
That could be interesting to report the bug on the Krita bugtracker. There is a "gmic" section if I remember well.
I would report it, but I don't have any email aliases other than my github one, which unfortunately doesn't forward emails and I prefer not to expose my primary email address. However, you are more than welcome to report the bug, if you would like. :)
Hello, GMIC-Qt has been crashing Krita when I try to update the filter definitions. I'm not sure how to get a crash log, but I'm happy to provide as much information as I can to reproduce the issue.
I'm running Krita 5.2.2 without plugins on Windows 11. I've allocated approximately 14 of my 16 GB of RAM, and I don't have a discrete graphics card.