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# Drag Value | ||
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Since **v1.3-beta12**, from *Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts > Drag Value*, | ||
you can configure a key to be pressed and move/drag the mouse in a | ||
specific direction (e.g. left/right or up/down) to change a specific | ||
value/parameter inside Aseprite until you release the key. | ||
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By default, <kbd>Ctrl+Alt</kbd> is configured in such a way to | ||
increase/decrease the Brush Size moving the mouse from left to | ||
right/right to left: | ||
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![Drag Value Section](preferences/drag-value.png) | ||
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The controls at the bottom indicates the direction of the increment | ||
(right) and the distance of pixels (4) that the mouse must travel to | ||
increment one unit (in this case one unit of the Brush Size). | ||
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![Controls](preferences/drag-options.png) | ||
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**SEE ALSO** | ||
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[Issue #3195](https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/issues/3195) |
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