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

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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)

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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.

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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...

Hy, could you check if this issue still occurs in nightly builds 😁

https://nightly.link/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/workflows/dev-desktop-builds/m...

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Hy, that was the original idea but we decided to make it similar to Krita's bezier tool.

BUT, there's a separate curve tool that is being worked on (as an extension) that will work similar to aseprite and will be available in a few days (i'll reply to this when it is released).

No Problem 😁

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Picking none disables selection of reference images on canvas otherwise user may accidentally click and move a reference image instead of drawing
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Hy, the Eraser tool has an Opacity option which lets the user change the strength of the tool.

are you sure the opacity value is set to 255.0 (which fully erases pixels)

The opacity value ranges from 255.0, to 0.0 where no pixels are erased

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It's the red button on the bottom right (you'd have to scroll down a little

Hy, go to Windows > Panels and enable "Reference images"

a new panel will appear (most probably beside the color selector panel). go to the reference image's panel and select and delete the image

Hy, pixelorama can only import .obj files at the moment. This video summarizes most of the features of 3d layers:

Glad to help 😁

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Hy, it's supposed to have:

  • One executable (Pixelorama.x86_32 or Pixelorama.x86_64)
  • One PCK file (Pixelorama.pck)
  • A pixelorama_data folder (containing brushes, patterns, etc...)

For Linux Pixelorama comes in portable form.

There's also an official Flatpak available as well:

https://flathub.org/apps/com.orama_interactive.Pixelorama

(If the drawing tablet uses Android)

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)

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Hy, if you are using windows then changing the driver from pixelorama's preferences should work (https://www.oramainteractive.com/Pixelorama-Docs/troubleshooting#drawing-is-very-slow-when-using-a-drawing-tablet).

In case your tablet uses Android, then there was a user with a similar issue on discord. They managed to solve it by running it inside Godot (feel free to join the discord server to see the solution in detail 😁.)

Hy 👋, this may be a bug, thanks for reporting 😁.

In the meantim, if you want, you can re-download the previous version of pixelorama from:

https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/releases/tag/v1.0.5

Hy, currently it's mostly focused for PC but the interface can be scaled up in preferences for bigger buttons 😁

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Hy 👋,

It can kind of already do gif importing, you just need to first download ffmpeg from https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ffmpeg-git-essentials.7z

Then type it's path (path to ffmpeg file) in pixelorama's preferences

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Hy, It's already possible, place your mouse over the palette pannel and use Ctrl + scroll wheel up

This is also possible for timeline as well.

Hy 👋

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnql7HGBVNywwxyjMR9TkLauwOJkSYCdX&si=l-qIieWAqUzn7GWu

Hy 👋, could you share the solution for any future users that may encounter this issue?

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Hy 👋,Thank you for the kind words ❤️.

For the splashes, pixelorama conducts a splash screen event whenever pixelorama enters release candidate (or beta) stage. Pixelorama's next splashes are chosen from creations made during this event.

In fact the event's in progress right now, it ends on March 12th so there's still plenty of time left.(you can get more information on the Discord server😁)

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Hy, regarding the deselect selection, it is possible for you to do it using the shortcut (Ctrl + D)

And you can also Invert Selection using (Ctrl + I)

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Btw, this bug is fixed and should be available in the next version 😁

(File dialogs should always be on top of other dialogs)

Hy, thanks for reporting. This issue is caused by the file browser window going behind the Export window. There are a few possible workarounds to this bug.

- Disable single window mode from preferences (this will actually show separate windows and you'd be able to refocus the file dialog if it accidentally hides behind).

- as it's a popup so theoretically (i haven't checked) pressing Escape key should hopefully allow you to interact with UI again.

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

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Hy👋, feel free to create an issue for it on GitHub (it'll also help a lot if you include a recording of the bug as well if you can 😁) https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/issues

Alternatively you can also talk about it in the discord server (https://discord.gg/GTMtr8s)

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Hy, it seems to be working properly for me on my pc. Could you try re downloading?

Also if it still happens could you try the nightly version?

https://nightly.link/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/workflows/dev-desktop-builds/master

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If you are using installer, i think you have to do a re-install. Otherwise download and replace old files with new ones

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Hy 👋, thanks for reporting 😃, this may likely be the same as this issue here:

https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/issues/1115


As a workaround, you can try the other version (portable)

The feature will now be available in the next version (The option shall appear in the View menu, with a changeable hotkey of Shift + C)

Hy 👋, The Erase blend mode will now be available in the next version 🎉

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Hy, it seems the palettes were merged into pixelorama palette 🤔

Though you can still download the old palettes from here

(Click the palette you want to download, then click the (...) button, and select "download")



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The tool bar is above the encircled part (I have highlighted it in yellow)

Hy, you can use the zoom tool. To use it, click and drag left/right