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Here's a toolbar that allows you to increase and decrease brush size and opacity in steps larger than 1 I frequently work with large brushes and scaling them up and down with the bracket keys takes to long so I created these to help speed up my workflow. They work no matter what brush type you are u...

Just wrapping up a couple scripts so I'm wondering if external scripts that's in a button action via "set script" are grabbed into the TVPX file?

What about #includes in my scripts, does TVPX format take care of all that for me and wrap them into the TVPX file?

I'm hacking together a script to change line size up and down in 10 pixel increments no matter what tool is selected. Is there a command to tell me what the current brush type is.. airbrush,penbrush,cutbrush etc..? There's tv_BrushInfo but it only returns the width height of the cutbrush and not wha...

No worries, I backup the whole application data folder as part of my normal backup routine so every programs configs stored in there will be backed up even. I love how harddrives are so cheap now, I have 2 1TB drives I alternate my backups between. I use a program called SyncBackPro that's realy eas...

Great I'm allready doing that, I just backup the whole application data folder with SyncBackPro so I guess I'm covered

Was just a bit unsure if application data also contained my brushes

Here's a little panel that allows you to rotate clockwize and counterclockwize while resizing the canvas to fit. Drag into TVPaint and it should install automagically :) Based on the zoom panel by malcooning from this thread: http://www.tvpaint.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=3566#p28493" on...

I'm allways tweaking and improving my keys, brushes, efx stack bins, room layouts etc.. most of the time it's a progressive change caused by something and if lost couldn't just be recreated the same again so I'm backing up things all the time just in case but you know how it is, you'r way into somet...

Great, will be a very usefull feature to have and speed up many multi layer actions.

damn, so close, if only there was a grain extract mode in the tv_LayerMerge command

I guess I'll have to split the script up like malcooning suggested.

Now that I think about it it's kinda looks like a highpass sharpen doesn't it?

Now all we need is to whip up a script and it's a one click deal.

I have a script for a single layer allmost done but I don't know the george command for changing the blend mode of a layer, it's not in my SDK reference.

Is there a command to set the blendmode of the current layer?

Thanks I'll try that as well. In the meantime, I messed around a bit and couldn't quite get the linked techniques to work but I found another that is passable. Load an image. Duplicate the layer. Put this new layer (above the original) into grain extract blend mode. Now you have a gray layer, gausia...

That technique is a little bit different, I found an example of the one I used way back here:

http://www.astropix.com/HTML/J_DIGIT/USM.HTM" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'm going to try both and see what happens, should be a fun exercise.

Thanks, I'll have a go and see if I can come up with something that works in TVPaint.

ALT+Clicking works for me. Single click from current focused window to another one also works. I set my color scheme so the active window titlebar is a bit more noticeable, I was using the "default" color scheme where the active/non-active colors is very similar so that's probably why I mi...