Thanks, and you can most definitely set your own keyboard shortcut in Aseprite ✌️
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All extensions are enabled on install, in order to do that you just need to open the extension file using Aseprite - it might be as simple as opening the file if you have your Aseprite installed and not portable, with associated file extensions. If you’re using a portable version of Aseprite you can simply drag the extension file over the Aseprite window to open it this way.
You can reach me via Twitter (@thkasparrr) or by email (kac[dot]wozniak[at]gmail[dot]com) ✌️
Hi, I hate to say it but it’s sadly not how Aseprite works. As frame rate is strictly dictated by a specific frame’s duration, and there’s no way (at the moment) to change that as it would be a very different approach to animation altogether.
And I don’t think itchio allows to message people directly so a comment is always a good option to reach out as I get a notification for every single one. ✌️
This default keyboard shortcut was introduced in the v2.3.0 update, you can change it in the Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts back to tweening if you want to.
The 150% part of this theme is achieved by scaling all of the theme elements. It’s not possible to select a 150% scaling option, neither is it really possible to scale to 150% without blurring the pixels.
You should see how the theme actually has bigger elements by switching to another theme, odd that it doesn’t display as such in your case. 🤔
I’d recommend starting with the Aseprite API documentation as well as looking through script examples. ✌️
Thanks, there are a lot of interesting Aseprite extensions from lampy, CarbsCode, Gasparoken and Mooosik, among many more you can find on itch alone!
I use Aseprite and VS Code solely to develop these extensions, and I don’t work on many projects besides that so my current toolset is a bit narrow, I did mess with Pixel FX Designer in the past and had a lot of fun though. ✌️