CandyFace
Hi rbelmont000
That's quite odd, since alt is the hotkey that most painting programs and especially photoshop like to use for picking up a color.
No worries though, you can just bind the shortcut to a different key.
Go to this folder:
Open keybindings.json and insert this:
Save the file and open PyxelEdit.
You can find all the actions available in the Readme file, located in the same folder :)
That's quite odd, since alt is the hotkey that most painting programs and especially photoshop like to use for picking up a color.
No worries though, you can just bind the shortcut to a different key.
Go to this folder:
Windows: C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\PyxelEdit\Settings
You can enter %appdata% as the path in windows explorer to find the Roaming folder quickly.
Mac: /Users/[username]/Library/Application Support/PyxelEdit/Settings
Open keybindings.json and insert this:
[
{
"keyString": "C", // Key to bind to
"shitKey": false, // Hold down shift?
"action": "quick_pick_color_action" // Color picker action
}
]
Save the file and open PyxelEdit.
You can find all the actions available in the Readme file, located in the same folder :)