Clone, wait, clone, wait, clone, wait

Postby DSH on Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:21 pm

Several versions ago, I remember Paint Shop Pro having (what I thought was) a bug whereby every left mouse click to clone was immediately follow by a ½-1 second of disk activity. As you'd expect, this made the cloning process on large areas incredibly slow and laborious.

Now that I'm trialling X4, I find that it's actually a feature of Paint Shop Pro, not a bug.

Could someone please tell me how to turn this crippling feature off?

Thanks in advance.
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Re: Clone, wait, clone, wait, clone, wait

Postby Cassel on Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:49 pm

Not sure this is your situation, but one thing to remember is that large brush tip (for clone tool too), a very small step setting will cause incredible lag. Check if the step setting is not too small, try to increase it and see if it increases the speed.
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Re: Clone, wait, clone, wait, clone, wait

Postby df on Sun Apr 29, 2012 6:17 pm

...I find that it's actually a feature of Paint Shop Pro, not a bug.

Who'd have thought eh? :mrgreen: :?
Try disabling the Scratchdisk. File> Preferences> General Program Preferences> Display and Caching tab. Uncheck Enable scratch disk.
Might work, might not.

You may find this interesting as you have a 64 bit computer with well over 4gb of RAM. viewtopic.php?p=234089#p234089 This would also likely help on earlier versions of PSP.
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