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Basically, when you enable symmetry, sometimes (?) the paint-bucket tool goes "through" the pixels and fills in the background. Sometimes it also fills in non-transparent pixel clusters, as well. Here's a video that shows the issue better.
Aseprite and System version
Aseprite: Version 1.1.7, installed from .deb
System: Linux, Ubuntu Gnome, 16.04:
Here's the example .ase file, as well. To reproduce the issue, enable vertical symmetry, and then try to fill the dark red pixels toward the outer edges of the "scarf".
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I think this is related to a "hidden brush size" used in the flood fill. E.g. If choose the paint bucket tool, and then you press the - key several times, this will reduce the brush size to 1 pixel (you cannot see the brush size when the paint bucket is selected, but it's a hidden parameter), and then it should start working correctly.
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Basically, when you enable symmetry, sometimes (?) the paint-bucket tool goes "through" the pixels and fills in the background. Sometimes it also fills in non-transparent pixel clusters, as well. Here's a video that shows the issue better.
Aseprite and System version
Here's the example .ase file, as well. To reproduce the issue, enable vertical symmetry, and then try to fill the dark red pixels toward the outer edges of the "scarf".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: