* Fix for multiple cel selection issue
Now it will only apply selection to the selected cels that are **visible and unlocked**
* Fix for loss of selection data
This will hopefully fix the selection data loss on toggling layer buttons
* Tweak right side panels to use less empty space
* Add fake grabber to tools panel. Add a bottom margin. Fix a few issues with resizing.
* Fix tallscreen mode. Set a bit smaller animation timeline min height.
* Change Preferences visibility settings
* Update Main.tscn
* Fix crash when changing to tallscreen and then switching themes
Co-authored-by: Manolis Papadeas <35376950+OverloadedOrama@users.noreply.github.com>
Not sure if this actually solves the issue or just makes it more rare, but I haven't been able to reproduce any PoolVector locking issues so far. The problem was that images were remained locked essentially all the time, which seemed to cause issues. Maybe other PoolVectors could not get locked?
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.
Fixes #377. The issue was that the shader material was being shared with the background of the cel buttons, and when the cel button transparent background was resized, the canvas transparent background was also affected.
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.
* Sync for my local files to my repository
* This is frame properties update, it works but I can't be stored while
saving or loading and that makes crashes just the beggining :)
* I forgot this files :P
* Frame Properties update.
* Updating frame properties
* Update Translations.pot
* Changes to CanvasPreview and CelButton change
* Theme edits
Changed all the themes to be more consistent, buttons and panel containers have rounded edges. Note that the spacings have been switched too, so it needs subtle remakes in the placing of each element. Especially the tool buttons. Also check the themes on preferences (need better spacing) and rulers are not included.
* Some UI fixes
* Reduced size of themes
* Fixed more spacing issues and replaced timeline grabber icon
* Removed old theme icons
* Change purple and light rulers
* Fix purple top menu & caramel rulers
Co-authored-by: Erevoid <Erevoid@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: OverloadedOrama <35376950+OverloadedOrama@users.noreply.github.com>
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.
The Canvas is now single node, instead of having multiple canvases for each frame. This should also be a performance optimization, since there are less canvas nodes, so there are less _input() calls. It should also fix a rare Undo/Redo issue with motion drawing and making lines. Could be unstable, needs more testing.
As a side effect, the guides are now the same for all frames, so this should also close #246.
Replaces nested Global.animation_tags arrays. Also replaced array.duplicate(true) with looping through the array and creating a new class for each array element, because duplicate(true) does not create new classes, unfortunately, which was causing issues with undo/redo.
Moved code from Global.gd and Canvas.gd to DrawingAlgos.gd. Will also move the fill_gaps and draw_brush methods of Canvas.gd next. Maybe even refactor the inside of them a bit to make them easier to read.
Removed separators entirely. Also made the AnimationTimeline have a StyleBoxFlat of its own, which we use to expand its margin top to cover the little space left because of the VSplitContainer. We also use a TextureRect as a fake VSplitContainer grabber.
