You could try either:
- Updating Aseprite to the newest version - v1.3-beta20 or v.1.2.39
- Starting Aseprite as an administrator - this should give the application access to any part of your own file system (almost)
okay it worked in 1.2.39, but after changing background color to pink and hitting apply i got this: https://postimg.cc/LYkTXjXg all menus are unreadable now.
(i use a different version for my work anyway, so its whatever, but anyone else trying this for the first time should make a backup)
As a last resort, if nothing helps you can go to your Aseprite preferences folder, delete the theme-preferences
folder, and restart Aseprite.
This will hard delete the extension.
(I’ll add this instruction to a troubleshooting section)
As a last resort, if nothing helps you can go to your Aseprite preferences folder, delete the theme-preferences
folder, and restart Aseprite.
This will hard delete the extension.