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When trying to use Shift + Stamp Brush to draw lines, I often end up clicking first and then pressing Shift because that feels more natural to me, but in Tiled this doesn't work - it does not begin line-drawing and causes any further cursor movement to do nothing until I let go of the mouse button.
I think it would be more convenient if pressing Shift while already painting would start drawing a line from the cursor's location at that point. If the user releases Shift before the mouse button, then the line should not be drawn, same as the current line-drawing behaviour, but if they're still holding the mouse, they should start painting normally from the current location (Edit: thinking about it more, it should not keep drawing without clicking again, as it's likely if the user changes their mind about painting a line, their cursor isn't somewhere where they want to immediately paint. My suggestion here requires too much preplanning of the user xP).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Allows starting to draw, holding shift to preview a straight line,
and releasing to draw it. This is enabled by the addition of a
PaintStartSet state. Pressing right click during StartSet or
PaintStartSet cancels the operation and returns to Free.
closesmapeditor#3642
When trying to use Shift + Stamp Brush to draw lines, I often end up clicking first and then pressing Shift because that feels more natural to me, but in Tiled this doesn't work - it does not begin line-drawing and causes any further cursor movement to do nothing until I let go of the mouse button.
I think it would be more convenient if pressing Shift while already painting would start drawing a line from the cursor's location at that point. If the user releases Shift before the mouse button, then the line should not be drawn, same as the current line-drawing behaviour,
but if they're still holding the mouse, they should start painting normally from the current location(Edit: thinking about it more, it should not keep drawing without clicking again, as it's likely if the user changes their mind about painting a line, their cursor isn't somewhere where they want to immediately paint. My suggestion here requires too much preplanning of the user xP).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: