Feature Requests

tldr: hotkeys change values by 1 and [Shift] + hotkeys change values by 10. Sliders currently behave inconsistently between the tools, which makes it challenging to use to a tablet-focused workflow. Current Behavior: Up/down arrow changes slider values up/down by increments of 1 (brush size, opacity), 0.5 (rotation angle), or 0.01 (texture size, offset, HSBC, softness) [Shift]+Up/down arrow does not change the above behavior Left/right arrows do not alter values in sliders (i.e., don't make the slider move more to the left or right...) Up/down hotkeys change slider values up/down by increments of 5 (opacity) or 1 (brush size) [Shift]+Up/down hotkeys change sliders up/down by increments of 10 (opacity and brush size) Desired Behavior: Up/down or right/left or assigned hotkeys change slider values up/down by increments of 1 across all sliders [Shift]+Up/down or right/left or hotkeys change slider values up/down by increments of 10 across all sliders [Alt]+up/down or right/left or hotkeys change values by smallest amount possible (in same way that holding Alt makes mouse rotation smaller)

Create new map, by combining two existing maps. All assets should be placed into new map and ground texture should be selected

Ability to scroll down in Recently Used textures (like favorites).

Add the possibility to randomize size in a certain bracket when placing stamps

The forest light filter adds so much dimension to a map, but when part of the map is a city, it ruins the effect.

It is currently impossible to create a clean roof-layer for programs such as Foundry. It would be extremely beneficial to be able to export a layer with a transparent background, to the point that I'm looking for other programs specifically because of the lack of this feature.

So this suggestion does come from me breaking resize but would be an interesting feature. The idea is I resize an image to be huge, say 160x160, to make a large area like a city. Then when I am done building this massive image it is too big to export so I resize the master image into sections (tiles) and export those smaller images. This is very useful to keep a set of close together maps consistent and to get a better overview compared to jumping between maps to make sure they are consistent.

TLDR: I would like some sort of an upgrade to maps to remove the stamp cap. Currently all maps(scenes) have a 100K stamp cap on them, which to be fair is more than enough for a lot of maps, however woldsmaps could have more on them, especially detailed ones. Currently there is no way of making a very detailed map without flattening some stamps losing the ability to edit, and some quality. I would like some sort of an upgrade to maps to remove the stamp cap. Understandably, Inkarnate will have to store much more data on the server so i propose options. This upgrade could be any of these, or a mix of, as the team sees fit: 1 map per account with a cap of 1M stamps. A subscription upgrade for 1, 10, 100 maps with a cap of 1M. A storage based limit to the number of maps, instead of the number of maps cap per user. (1gb worth of map data, instead of 1k maps per user or seomething along those lines)

I'd like to be able to create clickable regions within my world map that take me to a regional map. It could essentially be the same tool as the "resize" where an area is selected, but this time, it can be embedded with a link to a smaller map. The same could be done for cities and buildings too.

Using favorites I noticed my number of favorites became un-usable. I just noted down the spec and type them in every time. Since then I haven't used favorites at all compared to constantly when they were just 10 or so relevant to the map I was currently working on. It would be nice to have just the favorites for the style of map I am working on as a subset of all my favorites. Perhaps select them when creating a new map similar to the art manager. Alternatively provide a simple way to clear all quickly so I can create new ones for just the current map I am working on.