This has no effect on non-Steam builds. Steam achievements are mostly for fun, but can also be educational because they can let users know of certain features and functionalities. It's using the GodotSteam GDExtension, but because I do not want to bloat the GitHub repository with things that are not needed for most builds, I decided not to include the GDExtension files, and instead check if the `Steam` class exists in `ClassDB`. The new SteamManager class pretty much does nothing on non-Steam builds, so do not worry about bloat.
In the future we could even take advantage of more of Steam's features, such as Cloud storage for pxo files.
* Add support for creating Ubuntu Touch click packages.
The clickable directory contains the files necessary to create a
click package designed for Ubuntu Touch, a community-driven Linux
distro for mobile phones as an alternative to iOS and Android.
A new CI script has been added to create the packages, which is
copied over from one of my other projects. Please change this to
suit your needs.
A new custom feature "clickable" has been added to the project
settings to allow customizations for the Ubuntu Touch platform.
Signed-off-by: Marquis Kurt <software@marquiskurt.net>
* Make clickable CI follow more closely to desktop builds
* Remove sudo from clickable install step
* Install software-properties-common
* Comment out docker startups in click install
* Change export name for Click version
* Change name and export mode to pack only
* Change means of copying data to clickable dir
* Install sudo to docker
* Add -g to docker add user
* Remove docker user creation
* Remove other chpasswd stuff
* Split CI into two jobs
* Make build-ubports.sh runnable
* Use HiPDI GUI theme on Clickable
* Move clickable folder to Misc, add release CI targets
* Add mobile to clickable settings
* Add pixelorama_data to install data
* Create pixelorama_data subdir in click itself
* Change default save dir for clickable
* Update AppArmor policy
* Update clickable version to test AppArmor
* Revert changes and use user data dir
* Add README pertaining to Ubuntu Touch
* Remove GODOT_MAC_VERSION from UT port workflow
Co-authored-by: Manolis Papadeas <35376950+OverloadedOrama@users.noreply.github.com>
* Remove export_presets.cfg from gitignore
* Create export_presets.cfg
* Create godot-ci-export.yml
* Test DLL copying to artifact
* Test repo cloning and copying files
* Attempt to fix directory paths
* Fix directory paths again
* Remove export paths from export_presets.cfg
* Fix inferring script error
* Attempt to fix script error in Global.gd
This and the previous error in Input.gd only happened in the builds generated by GH Actions.
* Attempting to fix another error in Global.gd
* Checkout with submodules
* Added pixelorama folder to Linux build
And renamed "windows" to "windows-64bit" and "linux" to "linux-64bit" directories.
* Renamed artifacts
* Added emojis to step names
* Emojis for job names
* Removed --recurse-submodules from git clone
* Attempt to copy pixelorama folder to Mac's zip
* Revert previous commit
* Update and rename godot-ci-export.yml to godot-ci-test.yml
- 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.
- A new type of custom brush has been added, brushes from files! Basically there's a "Brushes" folder where Pixelorama can get brushes from, and, unlike the previous brushes, these are for all projects and are not saved in .pxo files. These brushes get loaded on the _ready() method of Main.gd, and are ignored by Godot.
- There are now 2 containers for the two types of custom brushes. The main pixel brush is with the brushes from files.
- Fixed bug where, if you had selected a custom "project" brush and loaded a .pxo file, the brush would still be selected, causing potential problems
- Fixed bug where you could save a project brush that was completely transparent
- Fixed bug where, if you named a file, some shortcuts would be activated.
- export_presets.cfg is now ignored.
v0.2 of Pixelorama is out!
- Added animation timeline. You can add. remove. clone and change order of your frames!
- You can now import multiple images as frames.
- Ability to save individual frames, all frames as multiple files, or all frames as a single file in the form of a horizontal or vertical spritesheet!
- Different frames can have a unique amount of layers and they can be of different sizes.
- Image scaling is now functional.
- Added hints for UI elements.
- A lot of UI changes.
