ColorAndToolOptions has now the same code for left and right tool options, with more similar refactoring coming soon to places like Canvas and DrawingAlgos
Instead of having 2 variables for left & right nodes, use an array instead. This will help with better looking code, automation and less repetitive code, as seen in ToolButtons.gd. Move related refactoring will follow.
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.
* Refactoring Main.gd. Mostly cutting big methods into smaller one.
- Reduced size of _ready method in Main.gd
- Moved code from certain parts of old _ready method into seperate methods
- Fixed the translation bug related to CurrentFrame node in TopMenuContainer scene. The CurrentFrame node wasn't updating the language when I was changing language. I've also changed the translation file for this.
- Fixed Global.palette_option_button.selected related warning. Because of some unknown reasons, git didn't push completed line there.
- Moved code from file_menu_id_pressed and view_menu_id_pressed method in Main.gd to separate methods to make it more readable.
* Removed window_title changes from Main.tscn
Co-authored-by: OverloadedOrama <35376950+OverloadedOrama@users.noreply.github.com>
It used to save the linked cel array which contained the canvas nodes into the .pxo. This, however, does not make sense, because the canvas nodes are being recreated when a .pxo is loaded. Therefore, they are different nodes than they used to be.
Now, an array containing the frame numbers which have cels linked for each frame is being saved and loaded into the pxo.
Made a new "src" folder that will contain the source code files, like all the GDScript and scene files. Please read this for more details: https://www.gdquest.com/docs/guidelines/best-practices/godot-gdscript/
It made no sense to keep scenes separate from their scripts. More file organizing will follow soon.
