ZenMasta Posted September 17, 2020 Posted September 17, 2020 When I use the flood fill tool to fill a whole layer, it seems like there is an abnormal delay. I say abnormal because coming from photoshop it these kinds of operations are instant.At least on the fill tool side. I cant remember the last time I used brushes since i canceled my sub a while ago. More noticeable is when using the brush tool. Some brushes are worse than others but it seems to happen to I know the swiftness of my strokes are exaggerated, but I just wonder if that's standard. My pc specs are mid range. Ryzen 1700 8 core, 16GB ram, and SSD boot drive. I recorded a temporary video just to demonstrate Quote
Staff stokerg Posted September 18, 2020 Staff Posted September 18, 2020 Hi ZenMasta, It's a bit tricky to see the delay with the Fill Tool as i can see when you've clicked the canvas, i guess you are doing that as soon as the cursor is on the canvas? Also could you post a screenshot of your Performance settings from Preferences? Also it's worth trying this in the beta, to see if you get the same results. You can download the beta from here Quote
ZenMasta Posted September 25, 2020 Author Posted September 25, 2020 I tried to replicate these issues on my office PC, it's supposed to be slightly better in performance on the CPU side... Ryzen 5 3600. Same 16gb memory, similar gpu Anyway, the fill tool was virtually the same. The brush was a little worse for me. Besides the lag, there were times where instead of drawing a circle/curve it it stopped registering the mouse for a moment and then the time between the "lag" and when it resumed resulted in a straight line being drawn instead of a circular pattern. I tried the beta client 1.9.0.734 from the post you linked. The fill tool felt the same. The brush tool seemed slightly better. Quote
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