Testing JugiPaint

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H6AN
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July 20, 2016 at 6:10 am

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#768 |

Hi. Last night I found this app and decided to test it. I have tested it on Win 10 OS and it works great, but I found issue with saving settings. I think settings are stored in %LocalAppdata% folder called Jugilus. Everytime I start app settings are restored to app’s default one. Another thing is registering for forum. I entered my e-mail address and user name (that is what have been offered to enter), but I haven’t received e-mail confirmation and when I tried to log in it asked for my password, so I used a workaround by resetting password.
One more thing add icon for the .exe.

Jugilus
Keymaster

July 22, 2016 at 5:15 pm

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#770

Hello,
Which settings were not restored? Positions of gui windows or things like the last used brush? The settings are saved when the application correctly quit and they are not if it crash or get terminated.
Will examine what is going on with registration.

Thanks for the feedback!

H6AN
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July 22, 2016 at 6:45 pm

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#772

GUI palette is restored to 90% after app is closed properly and set to be for example 60%. Brush tracking is restored to tablet coordinates after it has been set to mouse coordinates. Assets management-Brushes —- app crashes after OK button is pressed.
Is this app going to be free as a final product or …?

Jugilus
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July 23, 2016 at 2:34 pm

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#773

Yes, there is indeed a bug with restoring the two settings from the Settings Menu.
Also confirmed – JugiPaint crashes if you go to Assets management/Brushes and click OK, if the current tool is not the brush tool! It seems I always had the brush tool active when accessing the brush manager, otherwise such severe bug wouldn’t go unnoticed.
Thanks for finding these two bugs. They will be fixed in the next version.
JugiPaint will be a paid application, priced similarly to Comicado (which cost €30, $30).

H6AN
Participant

July 24, 2016 at 5:24 am

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#774

OK. What is the license of beta edition, do I own my work created in beta edition and can I use this version afterwards paid one is released.

Jugilus
Keymaster

July 24, 2016 at 5:01 pm

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#775

Of course you own your work. There are no time restrictions for using the “development” versions of JugiPaint.
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