* Replace old palette system with a new one
* Replace default json palettes with new resource versions
* Add missing translation strings
* Fix Erevoid's issues 2, 3 and 4
* Rewrite palette grid to improve performance
Add middle click scrolling
* Fix index conversion functions
* Fix palettes editing by copying them to XDG user write path
* Add Windows specific fixes
* Add import support for old json palette format
* Add create/edit palette settings check.
Hide add/delete color buttons when no palette is displayed.
* fixed some more bugs
* Removed some more bugs
* Added "Replace Frame" option
It was originally made to use primarily in "Spritesheet (new layer)" but it thought it could also be useful to put it there as an import option
* Update PreviewDialog.tscn
* Update PreviewDialog.gd
* Update OpenSave.gd
* added import option for SpriteSheet and Frame
Now we can add SpriteSheets in current project and Replace frames in current project
* added functions for SpriteSheet and Frames
I added functions that would allow me to add SpriteSheet as new Layer. I also added an option for "Replace frame" (the function "open_image_at_frame()" is originally being used in "open_image_as_spritesheet_layer()" method but i decided to use it as an import option as well)
* Changed contribution name
* Changed contribution name
* Fixed some lines
* fixed sprite lines not updating
Instead of having a frame_duration[] array in the Project class. This makes the code much more readable and understandable, using less lines of code and, by avoiding an extra array, we also avoid potential out-of-bound array crashes.
The functionality for the user has not changed, and by testing so far I didn't find any issues.
* Add request #276
* Remove a warning message
* Some fixes
* Bug fix. Remove Global.save_project_to_recent_list() from src/Main.gd
Co-authored-by: Daniel Simon <dasimon@gmx.org>
Export.was_reported was keeping its value when switching projects, instead of being project-specific. Also fixed issue where imported images were not remembering the directory_path and file_name when switching projects.
It now first attempts to serialize the project data and turn them to JSON, and then opens the file. This is a lto safer because, if a crash happens in the serialization, the file is not already open, and therefore it does not get corrupt. Earlier, if a crash happened, the file would be empty. This meant that if that file existed previously, all of the data would be lost.
* Split export code from export dialog to Export.gd autoload
Clean access to child nodes of export dialog
* Fix export variables set in Main.gd
* Fix more wrong variable assignments
Co-authored-by: alexhayoo <65853178+alexhayoo@users.noreply.github.com>
This will allow us to create more selection tools in the future, that aren't necessarily rectangular (See #129) and even enhance the current rectangle selection tool (See #56)
Current issues spotted so far:
Drawing is slower for large images, and bucket filling is also considerably slower even on a 64x64 image. Optimizations are required.
* Refactoring tools
* Remove unused code
* Fixed some inferring errors and added translations
* Attempt to fix some Script Errors found in the CI workflow
* Fix bucket crash.
* Fix static type convert.
Co-authored-by: OverloadedOrama <35376950+OverloadedOrama@users.noreply.github.com>
Had to move some palette png code around in order to make it possible to use these image files as palettes. Hopefully loading .pxo files should be next. Addresses #280
The "Open" option will handle importing of .pxo files and image files from now on. The "ImportSprites" file dialog node and script are scheduled to be deleted too. Importing spritesheets option will return soon. Next thing I'm going to work on is a preview window that will appear when importing image files.
The structure of the .pxo files is now consisted of a JSON-structured metadata part, where all the data that can be stored as text are, and a binary part, that contain all the actual image data for each cel and project brush.
This makes it easier for users to understand the .pxo structure, easier to add more changes without having to check versions for backwards compatibility, easier to be opened by third-party apps and it allows us to make an "Export JSON metadata" option, that will export just the metadata in JSON format, without the binary image data.
It's backwards compatible and .pxo files from as far as v0.5 are still supported.
If the current project is empty (only 1 layer and frame, no tags and the image has no content - is invisible) and the user is opening a project, then the opened project will not open a new tab of its own, and will use the currently opened one instead.
A Project class contains project-specific data like name, undo_redo, frames, layers, tags and brushes. These variables have been moved from Global. This is the first step towards multiple tab support, where each tab will be a different Project.
