https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=409373
--- Comment #2 from [email protected] --- (In reply to Ahab Greybeard from comment #1) > I don't get this with the installed version of krita 4.2.2 on Windows 10, > after trying various ways of doing it. > > There are some things about your description that puzzle me: > > Why do you Create a new layer if you're only using Layer 1 and the > Background layer? > > If you're creating keyframes in Layer 1, then Layer 1 will be in the > timeline so you don't need to add it to the Timeline. > > If you're creating keyframes in Layer 1, it's the Background layer that > needs to be added to the Timeline in order to have them both in the Timeline. > > Is the Background layer only displayed in the Timeline or do you make it an > animated layer? Sorry, I'm not very good at wording myself. Also, I realised that I mixed up my terminology and meant to say Blank Frame and not Keyframe. Sorry! 1. What I meant was that after opening a new canvas, I add a new layer. So I would have Background layer and Layer 1. Sorry if this still doesn't make sense. 2/3. I'm not sure if it's my laptop but when I create a new layer (Layer 1), it doesn't show up with the Background Layer. I have to manually add the new layer. 4. The Background layer is only displayed in the Timeline unless I click on Layer 1, which swaps the layers. I'm sorry if this is a bit too late to say but I found out that I cannot actually animate at all. When I try creating more than 2 blank frames (either close or slightly apart from each other) on the same layer and draw on both, Krita freezes and then crashes. I had onion skin on so I'm unsure if this happens without it. Sorry if this is repetitive. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
