The modal curve editor dialog can now be scaled as the user sees fit, which allows for more precise editing. double-click on the layer’s thumbnail turns a layer’s transparency on or off. This is a simple toggle in the preferences which caters to users’ individual workflow preference. Layer selection can now be controlled with the cursor keys (similar to Gimp, Corel, and others), or the “Adobe” way. Multiple selected objects can be simultaneously rotated, skewed, and scaled individually (with the layer properties panel) as well as a group. For example: layer styles can be applied to multiple layers now (Photoshop is unable to do this, btw), anti-aliasing settings, and other layer properties. Many functions have been extended so that they can be applied to multiple selected layers. These make life much easier:ĭefine vector fill and line style before creating a vector shape
If a placeholder layer is edited with an external application, PhotoLine will - if possible - transfer the original data of the placeholder layer to the external application.ĭragging several files onto an empty placeholder layer will insert the remaining files to the following empty placeholder layers. The data of placeholder layer can now optionally be embedded in the document.
PHOTOLINE SNAP TO GRID PDF
PDF import and export has been greatly enhanced. Improved EXR import (btw, multi-layered full-float EXR files are supported, unlike Photoshop’s half-float limited single layer import) With the gradient can be moved more easily. Gradients now include a new Cubic interpolation for smoother transitions. Important improvements for game, mobile and web creators:Īutomatic Pixel snap (“Align to Pixels”) for bitmap and vector layers.Īutomatic Pixel snap is controllable on a document level, as well as on a per layer basis!Ī new alignment option to align object to the pixel grid Please read the answer regarding SOs I posted below as well in this regard. PSD import cannot be perfect: Adobe made sure to obscure the documentation of the PSD format - many features are just not documented at all. It is impossible seeing that certain features are Photoshop dependent, and are nigh-on impossible to emulate in other image editors. Seeing the responses below, I must add that Photoline’s PSD import is NOT perfect - nor will it ever be. Even Photoshop is unable to edit an Illustrator Smart Object (there are, of course, some restrictions in regards to the original Illustrator object complexity). I know of no other application (except for Photoshop) which will open and retain the original Smart Objects AND being able to edit them. Obviously there will always be some differences, but still very, very impressive.
Vector shapes are supported now (loaded up as two versions: one rasterized, one vector layer).Īrt Boards are supported and converted to groups. Only the Photo Filter remains unsupported. I sent the developers test files with all colour adjustment layers, and all of them (except one) are supported now, and converted to Photoline equivalents. These are imported as both rasterized and text object versions.
The content of Smart Objects can be sent back to the original application. When editing in the external app, any change is automatically updated in the Photoline document. A vector Smart Object can either be edited in Photoline, or be sent to an external app such as InkScape. Even Illustrator Smart Objects are editable in Photoline (something impossible in Photoshop!). These can be edited directly in Photoline. Smart objects are now retained, and converted to embedded placeholder layers in Photoline. I dare say Photoline now offers one of the best PSD importers: Vastly improved Photoshop PSD file import. Users have sent in various files for testing in the past months. This is a release with a focus on mainly many smaller and bigger workflow improvements and improved export and import.
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Photoline 19.50 is now available on For existing users this is a free update.
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