From a blog post from 2019-08-01
When working on my comic, I create a bunch
of layers named Pencils where I do my cleaner pencil drawings overtop
of my layouts, usually one layer per character or important prop. When
I've finished inking (in another layer for each object) overtop of the
Pencils layers, I hide all the Pencils layers. These can be nested
pretty deep, and there can be a lot of them, and I've been wanting
to expand my Python knowledge a bit, so here's a little script
(copypaste into the Scripter plugin editor pane) to turn them all off:
from krita import * active = Krita.instance().activeDocument() queue = [active.rootNode()] while len(queue) > 0: node = queue.pop() if node: if node.name() == "Pencils": node.setVisible(False) for child in node.childNodes(): queue.append(child) active.refreshProjection()