Pixelorama/Scripts/SecondViewport.gd

extends Viewport

# Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time.
func _ready() -> void:
	world_2d = Global.canvas.get_parent().world_2d
Custom brushes, crop image, split screen, about menu & asset re-organizing - Added support for custom brushes. When you Ctrl-C a selection, it gets added to the list of custom brushes. Each mouse button can have a different brush, and the user can choose whether their color comes from the brush itself or the selected color in the tool options. They can also be resized based on the selected brush size. - Custom brushes are also being saved on .pxo files. - You can now crop images (per frame). All layers of that frame are taken into account and are affected. - Added split screen support. The user can toggle between single screen and split screen, where a second canvas is being shown. Note that you cannot draw on the second canvas. - Added an About Pixelorama selection on the new Help menu. - Project assets are re-organized. 2019-09-25 19:59:48 +00:00			`extends Viewport`

			`# Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time.`
When a custom brush is selected, it now appears as an indicator at the cursor Also moved blend_image_with_color() to Global and the custom brush image (resized & blended accordingly with the selected color and interpolation factor) is now updated every time something changes (size, color etc) and not every time you draw. This is not true for the eraser, however, as it must be blended with Color(0, 0, 0, 0) 2019-09-27 17:05:24 +00:00			`func _ready() -> void:`
Major UI changes - including new icons! - New UI icons for the tools, layer and frame buttons. - Removed clone, remove and move frame buttons. You can now right click on a frame button to do these actions instead. - Added first, previous, next and last frame buttons to the timeline. - Added rulers for the main canvas viewport. - Window size bumped to 1152x648. - Default FPS is now 6 instead of 1. - Fill tool renamed to Bucket. - Mouse default cursor shape for the canvas is the arrow instead of cross. - Mouse default cursor shape for the mirror and onion skinning buttons is the pointing hand. 2019-11-19 21:23:43 +00:00			`world_2d = Global.canvas.get_parent().world_2d`