Shadowforge News

Well, I had no idea that GMS changed the way fonts are used on surfaces. Which made my code fail. Anyhow, the purpose is to make the new letters move down with how big the surface width and height is and it also should go down with how big size they are. So you can resize the text with mouse scroll + ctrl and get good spaces between them.

However, there are other ways to type in text. Like making them vectorised. I'm not planning to do that soon.

The main purpose for this software is to make animation and concept art, not comic books. But you can make that too if you feel like it.

If you use multi brush, then you are brushing from both sides to the center of the canvas. Remember to press ALT + H when you're done to save the other side to the canvas.

To call in the multi brush, press CTRL + J. To exit it, press CTRL + J again.

Added in blur settings in the main settings menu (CTRL + W).

Pressing CTRL + W brings you to the settings menu. You can pick how much space you want between your brush strokes.

You can now scale your picture with your own values on the right menu, at Scale Width and Scale Height. Input your values and press enter and the picture is resized on the surface.