Several changes were included:
- Fixes in TextBox widget to show it with proper size hint when it's
outside a viewport
- Added the IncompatFileWindow with a message + link to know how to
update Aseprite and solve the situation
- Moved CannotModifyWhenReadOnlyException from app/doc.h to
app/transaction.h
In this way we can use F2 to:
1. Set the Loop section if two or more frames are selected
2. Remove the loop section if only one frame is selected
3. Rename the active layer if the layer is selected (or no frames are selected)
* Now a Cel has a z-index property to change the order of layers per frame
* A new doc::RenderPlan class can calculate the order of cels to be rendered
* z-index is saved as a int16_t in the .aseprite files
* This new field can be set/get from Lua with Cel.zIndex
This menu was accessible right-clicking the Play button in the
Timeline (and in the Preview window, with specific options for the
Preview).
This change includes some changes:
1. Now if a menu <item> in gui.xml doesn't specify a text field, the
text of the command is used (to avoid double translation, the bad
side is that we don't have a mnemonic specified).
2. Menu::showPopup() can be used with submenus from the root menu, to
do this we have to remove the menu item owner temporarily before we
show the menu as popup (see the change in Menu::showPopup())
3. We can specify a special active DocView for commands with
UIContext::SetTargetView, this is used to set the Preview editor as
active view for commands like TogglePlayOnce, etc.
As the "multiple windows" feature is still buggy (#3556) and we've
disabled it by default, it's nice to make this option more visible (in
the General section) so users reliant on this will find the switch
quickly.
We've added an experimental option (enabled by default) to keep the
compressed tileset data when we load/save a .aseprite file to avoid
recompressing each time we save (and only compressing the tileset if
tiles are modified).
This is an attempt to make the save operation faster when we use
sprites with several tilemap layers + large tilesets (many tiles, with
big tiles).
Reference: https://github.com/aseprite/Attachment-System/issues/54
Now we can export one (or several) tilesets in one sprite sheet (using
the same options that are available in the Export Sprite Sheet dialog,
e.g. like extruding tiles, related to #1982 in some way).
Some changes:
* New "Source" field and fromTilesets param for ExportSpriteSheet
command
* New ExportTileset command (which acts like ExportSpriteSheet but
with fromTilesets=true by default)
* Added --export-tileset CLI option
This was changed in df33744c85, but now
we're adding an option to switch between both behaviors. We prefer to
keep the old behavior as the default one and the new one as an
optional preference.
Related to: https://community.aseprite.org/t/15065
