This seemed to happen in the last few builds and the icons in the timeline are now scaled up to fill there frame. They used to be scaled to the size of the canvas?
It’s now hard to tell the relative size of what it’s showing and more importantly it’s scaled badly as it’s trying to keep it pixel perfect.
Is there a way to turn this off and go back to the way it used to work.
I’ve also noticed white pixels in the timeline thumbnails that should be tranparent.
I’m running Mac v1.3.14-beta1-arm64
Bumping this again. Am I the only ones that see this or does it just not bother anyone else? Something change in the past few builds. Maybe I accidentally set an option?
Hi Ron! Something changed (Timeline thumbnail zoom can't scale beyond 1:1 pixels, even for very small images, making them hard to see on 4k monitors. · Issue #4974 · aseprite/aseprite · GitHub) but we’ve taken note about it to be fixed in the next release (and add an option to introduce the new behavior if someone wants it):
Has the new release that fixes this gone out yet? I am on 1.3.14-beta1-arm64 Mac.
Sorry about the late answer, the new version will be released next week (Tuesday), I wasn’t able to prepare the packages in these months so we’ve fully automatized the packaging of new versions so they don’t depend on my own machines (hopefully we’ll be able to publish new releases more often too).
