Aseprite would not allow me to include an image as the canvas background. But I do think it would look neat, might be a bit distracting but for a variant it should be fine! ✌️
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I’m glad to hear that the performance improvements are tangible. I’m worried now that they might be the cause of the issue you’re describing.
Would you be able to:
- Provide steps to reproduce this issue and/or provide a file that the issue frequently occurs in (doesn’t have to be your actual work file, just any Aseprite file that the issue occurs in on your machine)
- Provide information on what operating system are you using Aseprite on?
- Provide a screenshot of the “Experimental” section of your Aseprite preferences
This would really help with investigating this problem ✌️
Yeah, that’s not right at all. Would it be possible for you to provide me the extensions data? I’d ask you to take a screenshot of the Sprite Statistics dialog window and then go to Edit > Preferences > Extensions, then select the Time Tracking extension from the list and click the Open Folder button. In that directory there should be the “_pref.lua” file with extension data.
It will have all of your session times with filenames so I understand if you don’t want to necessarily share that but it’s the best way for me to try and figure out this issue. ✌️
I see your point, the extension works on the selected cells - you’d need to select all layers/frames/cells you want to center. And note, each one of them would be centered separately.
I designed it this way to follow the native UX of Aseprite and how it handles actions that move content like flipping or rotating an image. I’m honestly not sure if any Aseprite actions work if you select a layer group on it’s own.
It took me some time to figure out how I want to approach this. In the end I decided to add an option to ignore the Background Color (the one that’s usuall on the right-click) as there’s no option to reliably (and quickly) calculate the actual border of a selection. That’s only because a selection doesn’t have to be a simple rectangle but there’s no way to know that within a script.
I hope this solution is helpful for you ✌️

































