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When moving a selection we can see that the mouse pointer has an offset when the position of the cursor is minor than the initial position where the pixel was dragged.
To reproduce:
- Zoom in to like 1600% to make things easier to see.
- Select one pixel at position (x,y).
- Drag the pixel in a point closer to the top left corner (if you drag it from the oposite corner, the following behavior is inverted). Remember that we are at 1600% zoom, so the pixel is a big square that you can drag from any point inside it. With "closer to the top left corner" I mean that it can be any point on the top left quadrant of the selected pixel.
- Try to move the selection to (x-1,y) or (x,y-1), you will see that the selection moves after the cursor passed half the pixel in the intended new positions. Compare this trying to move the selection to (x+1,y) or (x, y+1), you will the selection going to the new position immediately when the cursor is hovering the new position.
Reference: https://discord.com/channels/324979738533822464/348146938530496513/1178993923167895574
Aseprite and System version
- Aseprite version: 1.3 any flavor (checked also that this happens in 1.3-rc9)
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