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Kraellin
Kraellin

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Using paint shop pro 10.

i noticed something i thought a bit odd on the user side. when i have a picture loaded in psp 10 and call up the plugin, the plugin defaults to whatever the default filter is in FF. this forces FF to render immediately on loading. if that particular filter is not the one i want, this just slows everything down and adds an unnecessary action. if there was a blank default that didnt render anything when you first call up FF, this would speed the loading of the plugin. often, the thumbnails are trying to load at the same time as the main window is rendering whatever the default filter is and thus the thumbs take a while to load while the main window is rendering. and in a very large file this could take a while.

craig
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Vladimir Golovin
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Kraellin wrote:
this would speed the loading of the plugin


Actually, all rendering is done in a separate thread, and it doesn't slow down the loading. The loading itself is quite fast, it just *looks* slow because of rendering. The interface is always fully interactive -- you are free to click anywhere while it renders your picture.
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Kraellin
Kraellin

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vladimir,

yes, i found that out; just change a setting and things start rendering all over again. that's fine. what i'm talking about is the initial FF bootup. since your default filter is one of those very slow texture filters, this is adding a LOT of unnecessary time in loading up FF. stick a blank image in there as the default at startup. that's all.

craig
If wishes were horses... there'd be a whole lot of horse crap to clean up!

Craig
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Vladimir Golovin
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Kraellin wrote:
since your default filter is one of those very slow texture filters


We'll choose a fast default filter for the final version.
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