@Shining It is not too different from the older versions. It is just like all the rest of my programs, getting the update to windows 10 "looks". Bigger buttons, more features, different look, but same awesome program underneath.
Here is the changelog:
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Change log:
Split on modules with support for multiple engines.
Project file explorer (will be essential for full game development).
OpenGL is mandatory, but a software rasterizer alternative is available too.
Updated to latest version of Qt framework.
Hybrid parser/syntax highlighter (smarter, faster and more reliable).
Multi-threaded (long tasks are split across all available CPU cores).
Import from another project can import from any supported engine too, and has collision resolution.
Backup function restore files by replacing them and reloading, instead of just loading the backup on memory without changes in the original files.
'Project -> Save' improved. Saves all modified files and call save as for those who lives on memory only as expected, on all projects of the same 'group'.
'Project -> Save as' improved. Saves all files of the current 'project group' to a new folder (copy them in its current state to a new folder). Eg.: open a character, make a copy of it on another folder to create a new one based on the first.
We can even make a full copy of a default engine installation to make a full game.
'Project -> Run in engine' improved. All bugs solved, faster than before, and on a full game 'project group' runs on the game itself.
Undo, redo, cut, copy, paste, find and replace available in all editors. You can even undo complex things like changes on sprites.
Zoom available on code editor too.
Built-in image editor inside sprites editor.
Import replace sprites with same group/number.
Ability to resize one or more sprites outside image editor (you can scale all sprites with hit box adjustment/scaling in one batch).
Default background is set based on localcoord.
Contact Box drawing always use the same type as current ones (default or not), or non-default if there's none.
Better support for frame interpolation, including timeline controls.
Onion Skin on animations changed from sprite to animation/frame.
Complete support for high DPI displays.
Palette generation and 'Adapt image to palette' with better support for alpha channel (can produce anti-aliased 8bit sprites).
Animated GIF generation works even with non-8bit sprites (adapts to 8bit).
Better interface preset system (adjusts to available space and scales nicely).
Drag and drop support on the Organizer.
Sound file viewer on sounds editor (basic editing functionality will be added over time).
Added fold all/unfold all for code editors.
Improved 'Export to HTML function' (tries to detect AI commands to uncheck them).
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Speaking of Fighter Factory Studio... Virtualtek just updated it again TODAY, removing almost every know bug, including adding back WinXP support for X86.
Download 3.5.1 (new today) from Virtualtek's website:
code-http://fighterfactory.virtualltek.com
Known issues:
Zoom on code editors don't increase font size of all text.
Sound suddenly stops (macOS).
Can't resize dialogs (macOS).
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