So unless people that are really knowledgeable in stabilizers, and are willing to create a topic with the maximum of points where to improve, krita will stay with the same mediocre solutions. I feel like I’m that last random user there. Usually at that last message everyone is fed up and already leave the topic, and that last message fall in deaf ears. Random user: Can anyone tell exactly what is not right? Make some video/picture of what you expect to see happening, but it doesn’t? A side-by-side how krita differs from other better stabilizers? What information or parameters are confusing? With enough information a dev or volunteer would know how to improve the code.User B: Just use Program X or Y and see for yourself.

Krita evangelist C: _User B can you tell what is not working?.User B: I tried every tool, and every setting.Have you tried the Dynamic brush? It might be closer to what you want. Krita evangelist A: Krita stabilizer is what some other programs call a Pulled String smoothing, but without the visual line pulling. We should focus on the stabilizer then, what’s wrong with it? Krita evangelist B: The weighted is a common stabilizer method, with already established parameters.User A: However the weighted is useless for line art, and the stabilizer is ‘wrong’(?) You can add new brush textures by editing nf in SAI installation folder, maximum texture counts is up to 98.Krita evangelist A: Krita’s basic stabilizer is perfect for my illustrations.

User A: The stabilizer in Krita is odd.

The endless cycle here on K-A when the stabilizer is bought up.

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