Closed Joseph-Y closed 4 years ago
Hi @Joseph-Y, can you describe a little bit of what you want? There is a "tolerance" setting that controls how big an area is painted. You can also use the 'option' key to flood the entire layer/selection.
But, if I understand your ask correctly, it seems that in the end this would be implemented as "paint all pixels in the layer within a 'tolerance' of the clicked pixel'. Is this what you want ?
Yes, that's the request! Currently, if you draw a black circle on an empty canvas and then paint bucket the white pixels outside the circle, the white pixels inside the circle don't fill because the pixels aren't contiguous. Thank you for your consideration.
And thank you for this awesome program Robert. I use it daily as a medical student to make and edit diagrams.
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Hi @Joseph-Y https://github.com/Joseph-Y, can you describe a little bit of what you want? There is a "tolerance" setting that controls how big an area is painted. You can also use the 'option' key to flood the entire layer/selection.
But, if I understand your ask correctly, it seems that in the end this would be implemented as "paint all pixels in the layer within a 'tolerance' of the clicked pixel'. Is this what you want ?
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@Joseph-Y One work-around that may be helpful - at least in the example of the circle - is to use the color select tool to select the circle, then use 'edit -> select inverse', then use the option key = paint bucket to perform a flood fill.
I'm looking into a code change to add an option to the color select tool to 'select all' which would do what you want.
fixed in 2.4.13. I added an options to the 'color select wand', to 'select all regions'. So you can use this, then use the 'flood fill' with the 'bucket tool' to do what you want. This is more versatile than only adding the option to the bucket fill. @Joseph-Y
Thank you so much again Robert. You rock.
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fixed in 2.14.13. I added an options to the 'color select wand', to 'select all regions'. So you can use this, then use the 'flood fill' with the 'bucket tool' to do what you want. This is more versatile than only adding the option to the bucket fill. @Joseph-Y https://github.com/Joseph-Y
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@Joseph-Y should be available on the App Store now - let me know how it works.
Works beautifully. Thanks again. Is there a tip jar where I can buy you a beer?
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@Joseph-Y https://github.com/Joseph-Y should be available on the App Store now - let me know how it works.
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@Joseph-Y just leave a good review and rating on the app store :)
I'd just like to request the feature for the paint bucket to fill non-contiguous pixels.
I checked the Help guide to confirm this is not yet a feature--sorry if I'm missing something.