Shadowforge News

So I have to study about nine slice functions and I may be wrong about how they are actually intended to be used. As a compensation for me being potentially wrong about it, I am handing you the gradient sprite for you to use in Shadowforge.

There is now finally a way to select everything on the docker and make it the target that things will be used on. When selected, they are highlighted in green. I know the message is short here, but the work is bigger.

So the latest GMS patch has not released and I'm waiting for it to test it out before adding new features. But I must be honest with you, I have almost updated this software every 1-3 days for 1 year, and I'm feeling a lack of motivation right now. It must be because I am inhaling too much coding into my system, and it wants to back off and relax from it for awhile, for a lack of better words...

So what did I think the newest GMS patch can do? Yeah, the gradient mapping first and foremost.

But I also have other plans. I want the user to be able to save their own brushes permanently (with overwrite function) into what was then the "Click here". I want them to name the brush what they want to name it. So yeah, this is sort of like a save and load slot but for individual brushes.

I haven't purchased myself into Steam to get into "legal problems". That is why I removed it. I thought really long about this, and even though you google "free [name]", it might not actually have come from a free resource site.

However, you can make your own brushes inside the app.

You can now like previously lasso out of the canvas and not making the lines look weird. However, the lassoing is gone when you interact with the layer inspector (due to a crash that is now fixed). And don't worry, you can still copy the lassoed target to another layer unless it's deactivated with ALT + Q.