Bug fixes, steam workshop, new button
So I've been fixing a few bugs, I haven't noted down everything I've fixed since bugs are a nuisance and once they're gone, I don't think of them anymore. But I fixed one major bug which was that you could not scale down your image if it's smaller than it's original size. It has been fixed and what I am about to tell you now has nothing to do with a barrier or something I've put on it to get it fixed.
If you upload an image, it will start with a smaller size than it originally is. However, if you scale it up, it will not lose it's original nice looking textures.
I'm working on fixing the steam workshop. I've seen a lot people trying to upload their brushes. I've now made the images to be stored in the directory path minus directory "Brushes".
A new button has appeared in the software. It's a button you click on to choose if you want to choose all your drawn sprites or just a single one. With it, you can for example scale all individually at once, or just one single image if you switch back to a single drawn sprite.
One interesting feature with that button is that when you pick the "interact with all sprites" button and you choose "Move" on the menu, you can zoom in or out and take a picture of your canvas, it will then be put on your brush, essentially copying the camera border and drawing with it. However, I suggest that only high tech computers should use this method. It needs to load, but if you're fine with it loading for a while, then that's fine too. But I have not tested it on lower specs.
If you upload an image, it will start with a smaller size than it originally is. However, if you scale it up, it will not lose it's original nice looking textures.
I'm working on fixing the steam workshop. I've seen a lot people trying to upload their brushes. I've now made the images to be stored in the directory path minus directory "Brushes".
A new button has appeared in the software. It's a button you click on to choose if you want to choose all your drawn sprites or just a single one. With it, you can for example scale all individually at once, or just one single image if you switch back to a single drawn sprite.
One interesting feature with that button is that when you pick the "interact with all sprites" button and you choose "Move" on the menu, you can zoom in or out and take a picture of your canvas, it will then be put on your brush, essentially copying the camera border and drawing with it. However, I suggest that only high tech computers should use this method. It needs to load, but if you're fine with it loading for a while, then that's fine too. But I have not tested it on lower specs.