Davide

Yes, that just im happy to report thing that doesnt work in my project.

valahaha

Ok, I see. It's folder in combinatino with skins.
Currently the skin tag is always prepended, then folder is applied, regardless order in the PSD.
While in the photoshop script this does respect the order.

Thanks again and we'll try to fix this too in the next release ️

I have noticed when I export to psd using Krita the alpha inheritance (it acts like a mask) doesn't work. I tested it and this happens. Could this ever be fixed somehow without me needing to create a copy of the original file with all the layers merged? This isn't the best workflow because whenever I have to change something I need to create a new copy and re-merge everything. Or maybe is there a place in the roadmap to accept krita files as well?

eli_stergiouli
Thanks for reporting this.

Unfortunately Krita doesn't seem to export into the psd file the information about alpha inheritance.
If you open the psd using Photoshop or Krita itself, you'll notice that the information about alpha inheritance is lost.

We'll try to open an issue about that on kryta github since currently it's a problem on their side.
Regarding supporting directly kryta files, that will be difficult, but we're thinking about other file formats like ora and tiff.
Exporting in ora using Krita seems to preserve alpha inheritance.

Davide Having open standards available would be amazing. Really not a fan of import being based only on a proprietary standard, which FOSS software has to reverse engineer so there always will be issues around that.

T.Fly()
Like importing TIFFs as well?
Are there any open formats that support the same features that PSD does?

Davide a few days ago when I tried to export another project of mine to .ora and open it with gimp the alpha inheritance was lost. Maybe it was gimp's fault? Did you test it with another software? If Spine where to accept .ora files I would be very happy! Do you think this will be implemented in the future?

你好，关于原点，我想说说我的想法。
希望原点图层除了包括[origin]的命名规则外，我认为以这个图层的左上角第一个像素作为原点会好一些，原因是：
1）无需手动去寻找中心在哪。
2）我可以画一个方框，这个方框的左上角为原点，右下角为画布的角落，用绘图软件中的Ctrl + T 来检查这个如此是否被移动过，以此判断原点是否正确。如果是图层中心为原点，则不容易被检查出来

toven

You can already ignore layers or entire groups using the [ignore] tag.

Currently, the origin is set using the first X and Y guides found in the PSD or in the center of the canvas if guides are missing. Unfortunately, not all software that exports in PSD format stores guides in the file.
This is why we were considering adding support for an [origin] tag. When we implement it, we will take your suggestions into consideration.

Davide It would be amazing if you could include a [clip] tag in the future! I hope someday you have some time to do that. thanks for trying to help!

habahu 我明白了，谢谢你的解答，能否改进一下psd导入功能，比如增加一个自动合并剪贴蒙版的选项。

This has been implemented v4-2-38-beta.
Now clipping masks are merged with the layer or group below as if they were contained into a [merge] tag.

eli_stergiouli

I did research on how alpha inheritance works in Krita and how it differs from Photoshop clipping masks. The main difference is that a clipping mask is bound to the layer or group below, while alpha inheritance will inherit the alpha of all layers below.

This implies that implementing a [clip] tag to make a level work as a clipping mask would only work in a single scenario where you have a group layer with two layers, the first with alpha inheritance. If the group layer had a third layer, the clipping mask would not be applied to the third one but only to the second.

So I'm sorry to say that it's not possible on our side to apply alpha inheritance as a clipping mask even with a [clip] tag.

However, during the research, I found on the latest Krita website news the following:

Various other aspects related to development
How to handle PS style clipping mask - Deif Lou has done an awesome job in researching and investigating the clipping mask, layer effects, and blending mode technicalities. The team intends to look into this and tackle this feature together.

There's definitely interest on Krita's side to support clipping masks. Let's hope they will implement it soon. Currently, the only thing we can do is wait.

Hey,
New day, new bug

When i import my psd, some element of a skin doesnt appear.

the "nose" doesnt appear until i mesh it then revert it to normal.

Thanks for all <3

valahaha
Hello again and thanks for your precious reporting

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to reproduce the situation you reported based on your screenshots.
Could you attach a screenshot of the layers organization in Photoshop or at least a part of it that will result in the situation described above?
If you prefer, you can also send the PSD to contact@esotericsoftware.com.

Davide

Thanks for your answer

All of above doesnt work.
I have the same name structure in the other body part. like:

All my psd i structured the same way, there is only 4 part of my body that doesnt work.
The issue dont exist in 4.2.49 PRO

When i convert to mesh then revert it to region, it seem all the skin in the skinplaceholder are debugged, but not the one in other place holder.
With two slot in one skins, if i debug one i only have this slot debugged not the entire skin.

Have a nice day

valahaha

Thanks for your screenshots! I was able to reproduce the bug.

I confirm that in 4.4.40 we did an update to make attachments visibility more consistent with what is shown in the saved PSD.

However, there was a bug connected to the fact that if a slot has more than one attachment, like for the nose, if the first layer in the PSD is hidden, the slot is hidden in Spine.

Regarding the trick to show the attachment toggling the mesh checkbox, that is a side effect of making an attachment visible when the mesh checkbox is clicked and the attachment is hidden. You can achieve the same behavior just by clicking the paper clips in the tree on the left of the skin placeholder.

You'll find the fix in the next release