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Wow thanks for the thorough reply. Yeah the bug isn't that bad for me personally, I like to save my projects often anyway. So it's easy to quit and go back fast.

And about pressure sensitivity is unfortunate, but maybe you may look into other, similar option? At least in terms of dithering. So for quite a while now I use a free extension called "Dithering brushes tool" and there are two modes. "brush scale", which is analogue to "props" in your extension.

But besides that mode there is also "pattern size increment". What it does is basically making the pattern coverage itself bigger, not the brush. Kind of hard to explain, but you can try this extension yourself. It's in the official Aseprite community/forum. 

So this mode will be very useful for dithering and if you don't want to make bigger brush basically

Quick edit: the tool is actually on itch.io too by the same name. It's made by Xokem

Also force tiling is if the dithering pattern looks broken

oh yeah, i know xokem's tool! funnily enough, it actually inspired my other plugin (dithering generator) xd.

i completely get what you mean about increasing the pattern size/coverage (keeping 1x1 pixels but making the brush footprint wider). i actually thought about adding this exact feature when i first started making the plugin, but completely forgot about it! so ty for the reminder

about the "force tiling" - i just checked how that extension works under the hood and you are totally right! "force tiling" in that tool actually forces the brush size to be a multiple of 4 (since the base pattern is 4x4) so the pattern doesn't break when strokes overlap.

but here is the good news: because my plugin uses aseprite's "align to destination" feature by default, the pattern is permanently glued to the canvas grid. this means when i add the coverage slider, we won't even need a "force tiling" checkbox! you'll be able to make the brush absolutely any odd size you want (like 5x5 or 7x7) and the pattern will still never break or look messy when you draw ( ˙▿˙ )

i'll definitely try to add the pattern coverage feature sometime around may-june ♡