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A documentation read of an open-source, early-alpha image editor for people who want to know what it opens and saves, how it handles smart filters and printing, and how batch names work. It covers fourteen files at one commit. Nothing was installed or run.
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PhotoCraft 0.18.0 documentation notes: layered file formats, smart filters, printing and batch naming
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A documentation read of an open-source, early-alpha image editor for people who want to know what it opens and saves, how it handles smart filters and printing, and how batch names work. It covers fourteen files at one commit. Nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- Krita, XCF and PDN files are import-only in this version, so plan to save finished layered work in OpenRaster or PSD.
- The user pages are marked verified for 0.8.2 while the project is 0.18.0, so menu names may differ.
- Batch naming templates with unknown tokens or illegal filename characters are rejected before any file is written.
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