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No, multiple tilemap layers can share the same tileset. (Think of tileset as a kind of Palette). You can change the tilesets used by a layer at any time through layer properties (right click layer button to see layer menu and select properties)

"File > Open file" does all the importing. You don't need a separate option. After you open the image file, a dialog appears, it is here that you tell pixelorama what kind of import you want

Sorry for the late reply 🙏 

The tilesets (if you already have one available in the form of Sprite sheet) can be imported through File>Import. After import is successful, tilesets will appear in Project menu>Project properties.

When making a new TileMap layer, a dialog will appear, in this dialog, you will be given an option of

1. Either using the tileset you imported.
2. Making a new one from scratch.

If you want to use a different tileset later, then that can happen as well. (You can switch between which tileset is used by the layer at any time)

After creating the Tilemap Layer, a new panel will be visible

From here on you can check this tutorial, it's for Aseprite but pixelorama does the exact same thing, the exact same way😁.

Hope this helps 😄 

Hy, you may be on the wrong layer type.

can you see if switching to a Pixel Layer fixes this?

Hy 👋, At the moment It has tilemap layers https://pixelorama.org/user_manual/tilemaps/

There's currently one for the dolphin file manager. You can try to use that as reference for the nemo file manager (which mint uses)

https://github.com/OverloadedOrama/dolphin_pxo_thumbnailer/tree/main

Edit: i see I've posted this before, my bad

You can use ffmpeg to import gifs, as you are on Linux there's a good chance ffmpeg is pre installed.

You just have to type ffmpeg in the preferences>startup>ffmpeg path

There's a "Duplicate Layer" option. Hope this helps 

Hy, you can suggest features:

- On GitHub: https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/discussions

- On Discord: https://discord.gg/GTMtr8s

- Or right here, we (contributors and developers) usually read all messages here too 😄

Btw, regarding the timeline there is a scroll bar at the edges which should be fast enough, Also if you are on laptop, gesture controls for scroll is also supported

Have a nice day 😁

Hy, if the image is large (larger than 1024x1024) then it's likely that the issue is the size (it is normal for large image size to temporarily freeze the software)

There's also a Flatpack (Also Official) if you are interested https://flathub.org/en/apps/com.orama_interactive.Pixelorama 

As of 1.1.5 palettes (as project palettes) now have undo/redo

Steps:

• Make a canvas big enough for text.
• Do the panning in the area you wish to have in final animation 
• Crop the image (use the crop tool)

Not sure, perhaps your computer is old. In that case you best bet it to use an older version (https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/releases/tag/v0.11.4 )

Update: It's started to work on firefox once again

Those i working fine. I thought you meant something else

Hi, use the pan tool to grab and move it outside the canvas area

Hy, you may have accidentally enabled"Alpha lock (the encircled icon in the image below)

Hy, you need to change the tablet driver from Edit > Preferences > Drivers e.g use wintab

https://www.oramainteractive.com/Pixelorama-Docs/troubleshooting#drawing-is-very-slow-when-using-a-drawing-tablet

Could you post some sub-domains that work?

Hy, you need to change the tablet driver from Edit > Preferences > Drivers e.g use wintab

https://www.oramainteractive.com/Pixelorama-Docs/troubleshooting#drawing-is-very-slow-when-using-a-drawing-tablet

NOTE:

In 1.1.3 making lines with pencil or eraser tool (using Shift) results in a bug where new selections are no longer drawn in correct place.

This fixes the issue: https://nightly.link/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/workflows/dev-desktop-builds/m...

A few days ago, the website has stopped working for most users in Pakistan (Both Chrome and Firefox). I encountered this issue and came across this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/itchio/comments/1meuh73/is_itchio_down_only_in_pakistan...

Since yesterday:

• it has started working in Chrome (it still occasionally malfunctions and i have to reload the page. for example i dad to try 3 times for uploading the image below. This was not the case when it was working normally)
• Firefox still doesn't work and i am faced with the error below

There isn't a gradient tool but there does exist a Gradient effect

It's Roboto regular

Here ya go

https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/releases/tag/v0.11.4

This should now be available in the next version 😁
You can try it in the nightly builds (https://nightly.link/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/workflows/dev-desktop-builds/m...) 

I could make an extension for it if that helps.

Currently you can make a new palette and tell it to take all colors from current project/sprite

Set preset to "from current sprite"

And "Colors from" to current frame/cel/etc...

Glad to help 😁 

Alternatively you could delete the config.ini file located at `C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Pixelorama\`

Hy, if you're on windows there's a shortcut (window key + left/right arrow key) that moves windows around. Hope that helps 

It already has support for drawing tablets

There is also a mouse guide in the view menu, you may wish to give it a try 😁

Perhaps it's an issue with the path you're trying to save to (try a different path).

In the meantime there is a "LifeSaver" extension available in the extension manager (Edit > preferences > extensions > explore online). It kind of works like a session restore system. Try using it (with a VERY SHORT AUTOSAVE INTERVAL)

Hy, yes it can be changed
Edit > Preferences > Tools

Hy, are you using windows? (is it a drawing tablet?)

if it's a drawing tablet, you need to change the driver from Edit > Preferences > Drivers.

Thanks, hope you like it 😁

IT is but it's progress is kinda slow, as it isn't the main focus rn.

Pan and zoom gestures are available though if you run it on your tablet through godot.

Step 1: Download Godot 4 from playstore (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.godotengine.editor.v4&hl=en)

Step 2: Get pixelorama's source code (a zip folder will get downloaded, you don't have to unzip it) https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

Step 3: Open Godot and Import pixelorama as shown in the images (by default the project will get created in Documents folder, so if you want, change that to some place else)

Step 4: After it finishes import go to Scene > Quit > Save and exit.

You can now, also delete the ZIP folder as well (that was downloaded in step 2).

Now reopen godot, select pixeloram and press run.

This feature will now available in the next version as a separate mode in the curve tool.

You may need to change the graphics driver in preferences.

https://www.oramainteractive.com/Pixelorama-Docs/troubleshooting#drawing-is-very...