Ctrl+A does not re-enable Selection Edges #1614
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Hi @KashouC, actually, there is no selection command that re-enable the View > Show > Selection Edges option automatically. This brings several issues:
So several things to be fixed. |
That's odd. Everything I do selection wise except Ctrl+A re-enables Selection Edges. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIvvpdcNggw Made a video to show what I mean just so we are on the same page. |
Thanks for that video! My mistake here. It looks like I tried to replicate the Photoshop behavior, and now I'm not sure if that should work in that way Let's make Ctrl+A re-enable the selection as you said originally. And maybe a new option to disable this "show selection edges automatically". |
Showing is easier than describing, especially when English is a second language for both of us. ^^ Yeah, I think that is the best solution. |
Fix: Automatic Show Selection Edges with Cmd+A (#1614)
Add option to disable auto show selection edges (fix #1614)
As the title says, select all doesn't re-enable Selection Edges in View -> Show if it's turned off. Not really a big deal since, well, it selects all, but it leaves you a bit confused to if the program reacted to your input or not.
Sometimes I would prefer this functionality however, as selecting large amounts of individual pixels with the wand for example makes the program chug down to a crawl. (But remarkably it doesn't crash even after the program goes black for 6 seconds while loading.)
Aseprite v1.2.4-x64
Windows 7 x64
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