Stamp save broken!
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@Videogamer555 (View Post)
Please explain more about why you don't like it, preferably without capitalising words. Why was jumping to the nearest 4 pixel boundary useful? Why do you find it so different from the previous way stamps were made?
The only reasons I can see in your posts are:
"I got so used to the old way"
"you always knew by just looking at it, how many pixels would be selected"
Also: I've just pushed a fix for cursor position offset to my github branch -
jacksonmj:
@Videogamer555!159810
The only reasons I can see in your posts are:
"I got so used to the old way"
"you always knew by just looking at it, how many pixels would be selected"
At least one of these must be a good reason.jacksonmj:
@Videogamer555!159810
Also: I've just pushed a fix for cursor position offset to my github branch
Which is useless because it means I'm going to have to download a mod to use is, and TPT saves made by mods don't work in regular versions of TPT. -
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The 1 pixel accuracy is good for particles in general, but if I have specific walls I want to copy (which are 4-pixel aligned) or if I have particles that I very carefully made 4-pixel aligned (by starting in the upper left corner of the window) then it is much harder to copy what I want.
Problem is the save cursor (when in the act of saving) used to jump to the nearest 4-pixel boundry as you were dragging it arround, so I could always tell when I got my already-alligned parts in the save box. Now I have to GUESS where the 4-pixel allignment of the save box is, and squint and put my face right up by the screen so I can see when the one pixel allignment also matches the 4-pixel allignment I need (and it requires that now I have an EXTRA STEADY HAND when doing it too because the smallest movement will make me lose that 4-pixel allignment when it moves by just one pixel).
