A downloadable extension for Windows, macOS, and Linux

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Go To is a micro extension for Aseprite that provides an option to search and go to a layer, tag, frame, slice or sprite.


Extension adds

  • New menu option - Sprite > Go to...
  • New keyboard shortcut for the Go To option - Ctrl+G

See also

Updated 6 days ago
StatusReleased
CategoryTool
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(5 total ratings)
AuthorKacper Woźniak
TagsAseprite, extension, frame, layer, manage, Pixel Art, plugin, script, search, tag

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Go To v2.2.0 4.2 kB
Go To v2.1.0 3.7 kB
Go To v2.0.0 3.1 kB
Go To v1.0.0 2.7 kB

Development log

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Hi ! I love your work, always so clean ! but I think there is a bug. you can't enter the frames from 1 to 9.

Also it would be great to be able to pop it as a permanent window.

Keep up the good work, you're a legend !

Sorry for the late reply, are you still experiencing this issue? What version of Aseprite are you using? What OS are you running Aseprite on? How exactly does this issue manifest - is there an error message?

I'm using aseprite 1.3.9-2x64 on windows 11.
Also my file is pretty big (600+ frames)
When you enter a single digit, you won't have single digit result.

This issue prompted me to workout a full update for this extension, please try the v2.0.0. It has improved search result sorting.

love this script. it'd be great in a future version if it could index/launch scripts from the "scripts" folder and select tools for those who don't have all the keyboard shortcuts memorized

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I myself use a modified version of this extension that does just that. I’m still on the fence whether to update this extension or create a new one for it. 🤔

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I think something like that would be very useful — it would be really convenient to quickly search and execute actions from a single keyboard shortcut, like the VSCode command palette. Hopefully it gets released soon.