Decker 1.35
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Decker 1.35 is a maintenance release, with a mixture of bugfixes and improvements to usability and efficiency.
Fixes (Web and Native)
- Corrected a problem with the internal JSON parser (%j) not accepting extraneous whitespace in certain parts of object syntax.
- Fixed the Font/DA Mover not properly importing color palettes along with patterns when asked to import a Pattern resource.
Fixes (Web)
- Corrected inconsistent return value for image.paste[]; this function now returns the source image interface in both Web- and Native-Decker.
New Features
- The "rtext.replace[src key replacement s]" function now accepts an optional fourth parameter which enables case-insensitive find-and-replace.
- GIF image output via "write[]" now employs LZW compression, resulting in dramatically smaller file sizes. (Thanks to rmmh)
- While in editing modes, Decker now displays the current card name in the right corner of the menu bar. This should help make navigating around a deck that is under construction less disorienting:
Files
Decker-1.35-mac.zip 2.1 MB
Dec 15, 2023
Decker-1.35-win.zip 1.9 MB
Dec 15, 2023
lilt-1.35.zip 434 kB
Dec 15, 2023
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Decker
A multimedia sketchbook
Status | In development |
Category | Tool |
Author | Internet Janitor |
Tags | 1-bit, decker, ditherpunk, Game engine, HyperCard, Painting, zine |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly, High-contrast, Interactive tutorial |
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To think I just started fooling around with the previous version. Great timing, me.
Wait. I can save it as a .deck file and import it in the latest Decker, correct?
(Using the web version here, by the way. Haven't tried building from source yet.)
Edit: never mind, I just built Decker for Linux from source. This is amazing.
Both web- and native-decker can read .deck or .html files output by one another. Occasionally a new version may break older decks, but I try to keep that to a minimum and always include notices and migration information in release notes here. v1.35 shouldn't contain any breaking changes.
Indeed not. It works like a charm. Thank you very much!