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Krita’s Bundle Creator allows one to create their own bundle from the resources of their choice. The project aims to improve the user interface of the current Bundle Creator, and allow the ability to edit bundles (which is currently not supported in Krita). | Krita’s Bundle Creator allows one to create their own bundle from the resources of their choice. The project aims to improve the user interface of the current Bundle Creator, and allow the ability to edit bundles (which is currently not supported in Krita). | ||
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=== Blog Posts === | === Blog Posts === | ||
* [https://srirupa19.github.io/gsoc/2023/05/14/first_post.html First Blog Post for GSoC'23] | * [https://srirupa19.github.io/gsoc/2023/05/14/first_post.html First Blog Post for GSoC'23] | ||
=== Merge Request === | |||
The merge request for this project can be viewed [https://invent.kde.org/graphics/krita/-/merge_requests/1802 here]. | |||
=== Timeline === | === Timeline === | ||
Revision as of 19:58, 21 May 2023
Improving the Bundle Creator in Krita
Summary
The primary format to share resources in Krita is a Resource Bundle, which is a compressed file containing all the resources together. It also contains some other information like metadata and a manifest so Krita can check there’s no errors in the file.
Krita’s Bundle Creator allows one to create their own bundle from the resources of their choice. The project aims to improve the user interface of the current Bundle Creator, and allow the ability to edit bundles (which is currently not supported in Krita).
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Blog Posts
Merge Request
The merge request for this project can be viewed here.