Reproduction scenario:
- Select brush mode: normal, brush type: any.
- Pick a hue (say red), and pick a color with zero saturation (leftmost). Select the color at decent brightness (at the top).
- Create a stroke with this color.
- Pick a new hue that is not blue, (say green) and a color with some saturation and brightness.
- Select brush mode: colorize, colorize mode: Saturation.
- Colorize the stroke.
Expected:
- The saturation of the new color is applied to the existing stroke, keeping brightness and hue untouched.
Result:
- The saturation is applied but the hue becomes blue.
Notes:
- Any non-zero saturation on the first stroke fixes the problem and the original hue is respected.
- The problem also exists with the colorize mode "Color", which applies both hue and saturation to the target stroke leaving brightness untouched.
- Select brush mode: normal, brush type: any.
- Pick a hue (say red), and pick a color with zero saturation (leftmost). Select the color at decent brightness (at the top).
- Create a stroke with this color.
- Pick a new hue that is not blue, (say green) and a color with some saturation and brightness.
- Select brush mode: colorize, colorize mode: Saturation.
- Colorize the stroke.
Expected:
- The saturation of the new color is applied to the existing stroke, keeping brightness and hue untouched.
Result:
- The saturation is applied but the hue becomes blue.
Notes:
- Any non-zero saturation on the first stroke fixes the problem and the original hue is respected.
- The problem also exists with the colorize mode "Color", which applies both hue and saturation to the target stroke leaving brightness untouched.
