Hi,
I'm confused by how tools that sample a layer interact with non destructive editing. An example:
On a new layer filled with white:
Draw three green circles making sure they don't overlap.
Filters -> Distorts -> Ripple un-merged.
Set the foreground colour to red.
With the bucket fill tool click on one of the green shapes.
The layer doesn't fully update right away, that's already got a bug report, so toggle the layer's visibility off and then on to trigger an update.
What happens is the ripple is applied 'twice':
The bucket fill samples the layer including the visible un-merged ripple.
It writes the result of the bucket fill to the layer, this includes the ripple.
The un-merged ripple is still being applied to the layer.
The result is the whole layer is rippled twice even though all we did was bucket fill one of the three shapes.
I tried this in 3.2.4 and 3.2.6.
Is this expected behaviour?
If not what should it do and has it been reported?
I'm confused by how tools that sample a layer interact with non destructive editing. An example:
On a new layer filled with white:
Draw three green circles making sure they don't overlap.
Filters -> Distorts -> Ripple un-merged.
Set the foreground colour to red.
With the bucket fill tool click on one of the green shapes.
The layer doesn't fully update right away, that's already got a bug report, so toggle the layer's visibility off and then on to trigger an update.
What happens is the ripple is applied 'twice':
The bucket fill samples the layer including the visible un-merged ripple.
It writes the result of the bucket fill to the layer, this includes the ripple.
The un-merged ripple is still being applied to the layer.
The result is the whole layer is rippled twice even though all we did was bucket fill one of the three shapes.
I tried this in 3.2.4 and 3.2.6.
Is this expected behaviour?
If not what should it do and has it been reported?