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Am I missing something? I tried the usual Control, Shift, etc HOLD + click to try and edit multiple sprites with the same settings at the same time but no dice. Bonus points if allowed to click and drag to select an area of sprites to edit.
Also, an option to start with a "flat" canvas (all sprites in the same layer with the same "pattern", and the same depth and zscale applied, that way we can apply volume as we see fit.
Awesome job on the emulator, thanks
I got what you mean. Noted for later development.
"Also, an option to start with a "flat" canvas (all sprites in the same layer with the same "pattern", and the same depth and zscale applied, that way we can apply volume as we see fit."
Could you explain it more clearly?
To tell the truth, move the panel, multi shapes select and edit, hotkey a combo of parameters to quick fill i had thought about those stuff before. For many reason i want to do it step by step:
- Keep it simple at first so people could quickly become familiar with it then add feature step by step
- By receiving feedback from users, identify what is really needed and what is not - i'm a guy of "keep it simple, stupid" philosophy.
Basically an option to start with all the sprites sharing the same settings (all sprites in the same layer with the same "pattern", and the same depth and zscale applied), that way we can apply volume as we see fit on certain sprites.
This coupled with the ability to edit multiple objects at the same time (with the same settings) will make editing a game much easier.
yeah, holding left control would work just fine, this game just needs a TON of keybinding support. Also the maker is using the personal version of unity which, since they are selling the game, could be illegal? either way, dev needs to update to the premium version of unity to get the rest of the features.
