Tag Archives: CTL
Shiva generator, krita and metaball
One of the new thing of the upcoming 2.1 release for Krita (among improved stability) is that the OpenGTL library is now even more integrated, which makes it even easier to write cool filters or generators for Krita. Today, I … Continue reading
OpenGTL 0.9.8/0.9.9, GTLDesigner 0.9.1, libQtGTL 0.9.0 and shiva-collections 1.0
Today, I made a bunch of releases related to the OpenGTL project. Ranging from the main library, to some utilities and wrapper for Qt applications. The main library comes with two version one for llvm 2.4 (OpenGTL 0.9.8) and one … Continue reading
OpenGTL 0.9.6/0.9.7
Since llvm 2.4 has been released a few weeks, and since I have made a lot of improvement in the libraries, it’s about time I make a release of OpenGTL. So a twin release, 0.9.6 for llvm 2.3 and 0.9.7 … Continue reading
OpenGTL 0.9.5 and Darkroom 1.3
Today I am making a joint release of OpenGTL and Darkroom, for the main reason that I have made quiet a lot of bug fixes in OpenGTL that are needed to get a fully working Darkroom. OpenGTL 0.9.5 Among the … Continue reading
OpenGTL 0.9.3 and 0.9.4 : first release with Shiva
A few days ago, I spoke about OpenShiva, since then I have added quiet a few features, since OpenShiva can now read images, and work with different bit depth than float 32bits, I have also found a lot of bugs … Continue reading
OpenGTL 0.9.2 and linear RGB color space
I finally made a new release of OpenGTL, with a nearly full support of the CTL (Color Transformation Language) syntax. While large part of the standard library is still unavailable, it has all the features currently needed for Krita’s color … Continue reading
OpenGTL and QtCTL 0.9.1
A new release of OpenGTL (or more like the first, as the previous release only contains OpenCTL), my Graphics Transformation Languages library, is available. This release contains a much improved CTL (Color Transformation Language) interpreter (if we can call this, … Continue reading
OpenCTL 0.9.0
A few days ago, I presented brushes created using CTL, but I didn’t release a crucial piece of software, the actual CTL (Color Transformation Language) interpreter, this is what I fix today. OpenCTL 0.9.0 I am pleased to announce the … Continue reading
