maggico | a year ago | 9 comments | 425 views
Avec la version 16.3.1.1, lorsque je souhaite modifier la couleur d'un texte, j'active le calque correspondant et la propriété couleur et j'appuie sur la touche [F3] le texte passe en noir et la palette des couleurs ne s'ouvre pas !!! Est-ce un bug ?
Par contre si je bouge un curseur de la propriété couleur la palette s'affiche lorsque j'appuie sur la touche [F3]
The [F3] key in version 16.3.1.1 is correct and no problems were found. Refer to User Guide, keyboard [F3].
shoji M, a year ago
Je confirme ce que dit maggico, si on fait Nouveau Show, qu'on ajoute un Text Layer et qu'on selectionne la propriété Color, si on presse F3 le texte devient noir (0,0,0) et la palette n'apparait pas.
File > New show > add Text layer > select color property > press F3 : no color palette and text becomes black, colors values reset to 0,0,0.
vincent, a year ago
Move the cursor, and when the cursor falls on what color, the text will show what color.
shoji M, a year ago
You are right shoji M but this is not logical, the palette should appear as soon as you press F3 and above all the text should not become black. This remains a minor problem.
vincent, a year ago
I recorded a screen. Maybe that's what it means. The color palette appears when the cursor is over the action panel.
shoji M, a year ago
Sometimes i have palette sometimes no, just selecting color property nothing else.
Personally it doesn't bother me because I don't use this functionality but following maggico's post I noticed this strange behavior.
vincent, a year ago
What happens is that when you place your cursor on a color, the font becomes that color. (The color palette will appear when the cursor is on the action panel)
shoji M, a year ago
When the mouse is inside the tool window, the standard Windows colour dialog is presented.
When the mouse is outside the tool window, the colour of the current mouse position is copied: it's a colour picker!
michiel, a year ago
Ok, i was thinking it was the click which define the mouse postion for the palette call, but it's just the position of the mouse whether there is a click or not. It's clear now. Thanks Shoji M and michiel .
vincent, a year ago
