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My bad, figured i should look if this issue was already reported and when i saw the user's post above mine figured this was the 5.0 thread, but forgot to actually check. I didn't realize i was hijacking yours.

Here, a few examples, done by repeatedly applying the outline with the default values of 3 and 50 respectively (ss so you can see what happens to transparency as well)

Just came here to report some wonkyness with the outline as well. The first time you outline something, all colors get inverted and in general looks very broken. If you attempt to run it again (what i would do before to obtain thicker outlines) transparency is completely broken and replaced with white, and the previously broken image now gets even more broken, with odd transparent segments and overlapping different colors now multiply with one another It's quite the spectacle if you keep repeating the effect, but clearly not what should happen. (Should i make a separate thread describing the issue in more detail?)

Sorry to revive this old thread but i either never noticed it or this issue seems to be back at least as of 4.3.12? i haven't checked in a while as i rarely work with pixelart. Having grid enabled still seems to generate some funky patterns when zooming out past a certain point: (increased contrast for the sake of visibility) Not sure if it's the same scope as the original issue but i reckon an easier fix would be to stop rendering the grid at smaller zoom levels entirely, say, under 600% zoom, similar to how photoshop does it, showing it only when you actually go in up close.

I think i get what you mean. Would having an edge case check when the user selects 1px shape drawing and treat it as just integers help in this case? Edge cases isn't really what you want to add in but i imagine it would be acceptable for at least a temporary fix. I thankfully needed to create only a handful of pixelated circles, but i can see other users using this a lot more than i in their regular workflow and this would help immensely.

Yeah, went to manually check and saw it wasn't published yet there either so i figured it might be something like that.

Thanks a lot! Edit: Is the auto updater not working? I realized i didn't get any notification about a .15 update?

I noticed that drawing low-res circles (for pixelart) with the shapes tool results in deformed circles on almost every radius if using a width of 1. Using something like https://donatstudios.com/PixelCircleGenerator shows how it should scale up. First circle in each set is the one done by hand and the second is the one made by the shapes tool.

Sorry, didn't mean to get on your nerves, figured it was ok to ask after 2 weeks.

Any updates on adding this functionality?

It would be great if you could add this feature!

Nice to see this finally fixed, but that being said, sometimes it was actually useful to have a way to differentiate between the two. It would help you see edited areas on an image or even as a form of rudiementary stenography to hide stuff with it. Would it be possible to toggle between the new and old way of treating the selections?

The anti-aliasing option doesn't seem to work if one of the colors is transparent, i get jagged edges with it regardless if enabled or disabled, even though in preview it shows up fine. Also even with randomness disabled there still seems to be some randomness present in the final result. This is why i came here, and while i discovered i had an older version of your plugin and was hoping updating it would fix the issues, sadly both are still present. Any hope for a fix? I have provided an example of the randomness in a simple straight line of one of the rays here. I adjusted the luminosity curves to accentuate the gradient differences, but other than that this is how the addon renders the lines with AA enabled. Second picture similarly shows how an even number of rays rendered -which should mirror perfectly in both directions with one another- are not the same on both sides. It can be observed in the zig-zagging line that forms between the gradients. There is also the fact that adjusting seemingly unrelated options causes the above mentioned patterns to shift, but never align or repeat properly

To be honest i think i liked the old icons a bit more. Maybe it's just something to get used to but some of the new tool icons seem a bit too colorful now, like the shapes tool, while others are a bit harder to distinguish what they do/represent, for example the eraser or the recolor tool. In those cases the old ones seemed to their job a bit better imo.

The AV in question is windows defender, and this didnt happen before the latest update. Dont get me wrong, im not using 100's of addons, i actually recently went trough and deleted a good chunk of them, but the problem is still there