The current layer will change to the layer that contains the clicked pixel. Press and hold ‘R’ and click on the canvas. Quite a lot of changes happened from 2.7 and in the shortcuts department the new defaults include: Krita 2.8 is close to be released and to join the celebrations I updated the shortcuts sheet to reflect the new additions. # Inspect all files patterns between 044, 045, 046. When doing a for loop its not necessary to use xargs, and its possible to feed the bash mini script with patters, this is specially usefull when you know exactly the image you are going to process. # spaces in characters will break the pipe, use print0 to feed xargs type f -name '*.?' -ctime -30 # finds all png and jpg files in current dir created in the last 30 days. name '*.ora' # finds all file and dirs ending with '.ora' (used * wildcard again)
find queries can be very complex on its own $ find. $ ls draw_*.jpg # list all jpg starting with 'draw' findįor queries more complex or uncertain I use find.
List all files in a directory, using wildcards from bash its possible to filter the results easily. The most common utilities, and easier to remember are: ls and find. Use terminal utilities to filter the wanted images and feed the result to either * xargs* or a * for/do loop*. The remaining times artscript doesn’t fit my imagemagick needs I find it useful to remember the following commands. artscript backbone is imagemagick command line program, mainly what artscript does is compose the command line option to make imagemagick do its thing. It makes a breeze to prepare a set of images to display on one or several output sizes and formats. Most times when I want to do something on several images I use artscript, a small GUI tool to automate most common, and not so common, imagemagick operations.
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