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"Fit" does not work #6
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This issue is being addressed... |
Sorry for the long time it took to address this issue... The scale to "fit" and scale to "1:1" are now two different buttons in the interface. I think it should have been so from the start. with two separate buttons, there is no more ambiguity in the scale UI. There's a new option to let the user decide if an image should be scaled to the fit the view or displayed with a one to one pixel to texel ratio when it is loaded for the first time. These fixes will be released in the coming week. And more coming very soon... |
Pico Pixel 0.6.5 has been released. This issue should no longer apply. Please, let me know what you think of the solution. |
I tried 0.6.5. It seems mostly good but I noticed 2 things about mipmap display:
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Thank you very much for your feedbacks.
Yes, I said it here Pico Pixel 0.6.5, the feature has been cut but I didn't explain why. It was taking too much time to make the alternate view with all mipmap spread in a row to work. So I cut that feature and the one with all the mips stacked one of top of the other in order to make the release. However I will see to bring bring back the stacked mips in the next release.
The 1:1 button performs a one time action which is to scale the current image/mip level to one to one pixel to texel ratio. Its effect does not persist over time or over the next mip level. The same goes for the "Fit" option. One possible alternative is to use the shortkey 7 and 8 to respectively "Fit" the image to the view or scale it to a 1:1 pixel/texel ratio. The design of the buttons in the tool bar will improve to better reflect the type of action they perform and their persistence. |
Clicking "Fit" has no effect on the displayed image. It merely changes the button to "1:1". However if manually zoom in using the "scroll wheel" then click "1:1" the displayed image is resized to actual size. Clicking "Fit" still has no effect.
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