E.g. If we configure Shift+scroll wheel to "Change Layer" action, and
Shift+J to delete a layer, we can press Shift key and move through
layers with the mouse whell while we press the Shift key, and if we
press J (without releasing the Shift) start deleting layers. At some
point a crash will happen.
This change was introduced in dd7e27a098e94d524fb0d77d4fccf73e86657978
as a possible fix for #4024, but the change is too disruptive to be
introduced at this stage, we need some extra UI elements to make the
drag & drop accessible in both modes: the default v1.2 behavior, and
a possible new selection mode, e.g. #1498
As now the native file selector is the default one, we moved the
option to re-enable the previous file selector to Edit > Preferences >
General > Show Aseprite file dialog option.
Related to #3615 and added as a simple alternative to #2745 which
require native widgets on each native file dialog.
Originally (#2699) ccache was only enable for Linux due to suspiciously low
macOS yields.
I have addressed the likely issue upstream
(https://github.com/hendrikmuhs/ccache-action/pull/147) and ccache can be used
on macOS now as well.
Prior to this fix, border padding was clipped to the edge of sprites
on the right and bottom in all export sprite sheet types.
This commit includes tests for 'Export Sprite Sheet' command using
shape padding, border padding, inner padding with 'Packed' sheet type
+ 'Trim Cels' = true.
Before this fix, when the thumbnail size was 1, the "Toggle Timeline
Thumbnails" command (F6 key) seemed to not work until we changed
the timeline thumbnail size to 2 or more.
Now:
1) If some dynamics are set and the "Same on all tools" box is
unchecked, when we check it, aseprite will copy the active
configuration as shared values.
2) If "Same on all tools" is checked, and we uncheck it, aseprite
will copy shared values to the active tool settings (without touching
other tools), in this way the visible options of the active tool
won't be modified.
Now a single click will not enable the range, using Shift+click or
dragging the mouse will enable the range of multiple
layers/frames/cels by default (but there are new options to go back to
the previous behavior or customize this behavior in an extensive way).
