CandyFace
Hi May747
It is possible to change the shortcuts to a certain extend, though something like zooming by drag + key is not possible. You can only change keyboard shortcuts.
Setting up custom shortcuts can be quite fiddly, but here's the basic of it:
Find the PyxelEdit folder located here:
Go to "local store"/settings and open keybindings.json.
This is where you're going to set your custom shortcuts, you can find which actions you can bind in the readme.txt file as well as an example of what the structure of the keybindings file should look like.
Say you for example want to bind the zoom in and zoom out to D and F, then your keybindings file would look like this:
It is possible to change the shortcuts to a certain extend, though something like zooming by drag + key is not possible. You can only change keyboard shortcuts.
Setting up custom shortcuts can be quite fiddly, but here's the basic of it:
Find the PyxelEdit folder located here:
Windows: C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\PyxelEdit or similar.
You can enter %appdata% as the path in windows explorer to find the Roaming folder quickly.
Mac: /Users/[username]/Library/Application Support/PyxelEdit or similar.
Go to "local store"/settings and open keybindings.json.
This is where you're going to set your custom shortcuts, you can find which actions you can bind in the readme.txt file as well as an example of what the structure of the keybindings file should look like.
Say you for example want to bind the zoom in and zoom out to D and F, then your keybindings file would look like this:
[
{
"action": "zoom_in_action",
"keyString": "F"
},
{
"action": "zoom_out_action",
"keyString": "G"
}
]if you want to hold down alt, ctrl or shift too for the action to execute, then you would add one of these:
"shiftKey": true,
"ctrlKey": true,
"altKey": false
All actions should be proceeded by a comma ( , ) unless they're the last in the list, otherwise pyxeledit might complain that it couldn't load your config file.
