juliandescottes
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9 years ago Sorry for the late feedback :(
I think that's a good feature to have. Ideally I'd like to have a way to toggle the preview for each layer. In the meantime I think the "show layer preview" can have 3 states hidden/full-opacity/low-opacity.
If there is a place to change this behaviour in the pre-built version please let me know.
I don't think you can hack this on the standalone version :/
Did you manage to download and to npm install the project ? (https://github.com/juliandescottes/piskel/wiki/Development-Environment) After running "grunt desktop" you should have something almost ready to use for OSX & Linux. For windows I think I still have to run a small util on top of the artifacts produced by node-webkit, to package the .exe with the icon etc... But it should still be usable as is.
burritojay
It'd be nice to have all layers on a frame be 100% opaque so one can see how the sprite looks, not sure what the idea behind onion skinning them is? Seems like the workflow is: each animation frame can have multiple layers, which is awesome.
I've actually hacked this to work using firebug, it's pretty simple. I prefer to use the standalone version though, which I can't hack because I can't wrap my head around the build system. If there is a place to change this behaviour in the pre-built version please let me know.