Current behavior: When you run Tokenizer on an actor it creates a duplicate of the portrait that you can edit, as well as letting you create and edit the token.
Problem: I'm usually not interesting in altering the portrait--I just want to create a nice token quickly. However, I get a new portrait bloating my data storage anyway, even when it's completely unnecessary. If I want to delete this new actor portrait and use the original, I have to manually repoint the portrait to the original (often a time consuming procedure) or I get no portrait.
Desired behavior: A setting would prevent Tokenizer from creating a new avatar portrait unless changes are made to the portrait, instead only creating a token and continuing to use the original image for the portrait.
MrPrimate
commented
2 years ago
Current behavior: When you run Tokenizer on an actor it creates a duplicate of the portrait that you can edit, as well as letting you create and edit the token.
Problem: I'm usually not interesting in altering the portrait--I just want to create a nice token quickly. However, I get a new portrait bloating my data storage anyway, even when it's completely unnecessary. If I want to delete this new actor portrait and use the original, I have to manually repoint the portrait to the original (often a time consuming procedure) or I get no portrait.
Desired behavior: A setting would prevent Tokenizer from creating a new avatar portrait unless changes are made to the portrait, instead only creating a token and continuing to use the original image for the portrait.