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In the Open File pane, there is a file name extension selector to the left of the file name text field. If a file type is selected in this menu after a file has been selected from the files list, it will change the file extension as it does in the Save File pane. I feel like this is could be more useful as a selector that causes the file list to filter for only files of the selected type.
Current behaviour:
Open File Pane:
files list lists all files of recognized types; file type selector is set to "ase" by default.
on select file from files list: places filename in the filename text field.
on select file type from extensions menu: replaces file extension in text field with selected extension.
Suggested behaviour:
Open File Pane:
files list lists all files of recognized types; file type selector is set to "loadable types"* by default.
on select file from files list: places filename in the filename text field.
on select file type from extensions menu: files list displays only files with the selected extension; file name field unchanged.
I'm using "loadable types" here as a stand-in for "all" or ".*" for reason that this option still only shows file formats ASEprite is actually capable of loading. The actual wording is less important than that it does.
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Hi @oceanhahn, if you are on Windows, you can get this behavior from v1.1-beta2 using the native dialog to select files (activate it from Edit > Preferences > Experimental > Use native file dialog)
In the Open File pane, there is a file name extension selector to the left of the file name text field. If a file type is selected in this menu after a file has been selected from the files list, it will change the file extension as it does in the Save File pane. I feel like this is could be more useful as a selector that causes the file list to filter for only files of the selected type.
Current behaviour:
Suggested behaviour:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: