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This is most likely related to this issue https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/issues/159 and it may be resolved if we change some settings. Are you using an hiDPI monitor? Blurriness can also come by setting the display scale of the application (under Edit, Preferences, Interface) to a non-integer value. Make sure it's set to either 1, 2, 3 or 4 to avoid any blurriness.
Thank you very much! And yes, this is fully made with the Godot Engine! You can even see the source code in our GitHub repository https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama :)
As for save and export, save is used to save .pxo files, a custom Pixelorama project file type and export is used to save your project as .png or .gif!
Hello, thank you for your feedback! We have some timeline improvements planned for future versions which include your first suggestion. We will also consider more the rest of your suggestions as well!
If you are curious to see what new features are planned for each version, you can see this page. https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/projects
Keep in mind that it is incomplete, and we will add more versions and features there in the future!
This feature still needs some polishing in order to become user-friendlier, but for now you can use this guide. https://orama-interactive.github.io/Pixelorama-Docs/tool_options#making-your-own...
It is possible that this happens because your computer has an ARM-based CPU, while Pixelorama's binaries are x86/x86_64. It seems that currently there are not much we can do about this, as Godot, the engine we are using to develop Pixelorama, does not currently support ARM support, neither for Windows nor Linux. Your best bet right now may be to use the Web version, or, less trivially, compiling Godot yourself. I did some research and it looks like someone else with the same computer as you had the same issue with Godot. https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/luav2n/opengl_problem_with_godot/
Hello, thank you for the feedback! Are you referring to the popup window that appears if Pixelorama crashes and you open it again to load the saved back-ups? This window can already be dragged by the user, if the mouse is on its top, where it says "Please Confirm". Alternatively, you can press OK (or Enter) to load the backups and close Pixelorama normally. The backups will no longer appear. If you don't want to do that, you can use the arrow keys to navigate between the OK and the Delete button. When the message appears, press the right arrow button to select the Delete button and then hit Enter.
We will take a look at the issue and fix is so this no longer happens!
Hello! Thank you for the kind words! :) You can already replace colors with the bucket tool by selecting the "Same color pixels" fill area in the tool options. This will replace all of the pixels of the current cel of the same color, with another color.
As for your other requests, we would like to work on them at some point for a future update, but they're not in our current plans yet. Right now we are focusing on remaking the selection system for v0.9!
Thank you for your feedback! Unfortunately, clipboard sharing between other applications is one of Pixelorama's limitations, and we're not sure how to deal with it yet, but we are aware of it and we will try to do something about it in the future.
As for your other suggestion, version 0.9 will come with an improved selection system, which improve the rectangular selection tool a lot, possibly add new selection tools, and add all the other common features that you can find in other software!
You can, but they might get lost here after time passes. You can join our Discord server and post your art in #art-showcase if you like. You can also post it on your personal Twitter or Instagram if you have, and if you tag and and include the hashtag #Pixelorama we may repost it! If you have better ideas of places to post your art, feel free to suggest!