yes. thanks. I know that one. But there’s also a non modal one that doesn’t need any interaction, it just remember the last setting you touched, and pastes it into the active file.
Unless I’m hallucinating, after too many mince pies!
This is the link to the development branch of the manual. It has the latest approved content, but it might still be missing information around new features.
I didn’t know about this. It’s gonna save me so much time! Many of my modules have a preset called “1” that only serves the purpose of saving and applying the present values.
To make it work, use a module in the darkroom view, then show the film strip. Select the target images and press ctrl+x. Tested on Windows.
I get why it didnt work for me now: One needs to actually click-select the target photo, the mouseover-indication (that works for STRG+C/V etc.) doesn’t work for STRG+X. I opened a feature request.
On a Mac, at least, the Command seems not to work reliably. I can copy paste history stacks by cmd+C/V, but cmd+x not playing. Tried mapping to other keys.
This is with 'prioritise hovered image ON in lightable settings.
I think it’s simply not working in the same way copy/paste all settings does.
It’s a shame because it would be much faster than picking through the selective/copy paste dialogue box, when you just want to repopulate a tweak to a module to similar images.
On Mac it works for me, when I use a module (for example disabling and enabling it), then click the filmstrip to select another image and press cmd+x. Darktable 5.4.
SO if there’s only a command to PASTE the last edited module, does that mean that is DT automatically COPIES the last module adjustment to memory, to enable you to target the destination file and ctrl+x to synchronise?
It is not at all clear in the documentation. If it’s working, I’d love to know what steps you take to invoke it.