The Angle field was greyed out with Use Global Light on. It now shows
the document's global light angle and changes it for every effect that
uses it, applied with the effects in one undo step.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The drop zone held the ungrouped swatches only, so releasing the
gradient over a colour group's row did nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A gradient made in the Gradient panel stayed unnamed: there was no way
to drag it into the Swatches panel for reuse. The panel's thumbnail now
drags the selection's gradient, and the Swatches list takes the drop as
a new gradient swatch (swatch.new, "New Gradient Swatch"). A gradient
that already is a swatch is left as it is.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Save and Save a Copy put a picture of the first page in the .designcraft
zip as preview.png (320 px on the longer side). The start screen reads
only that entry and shows the last eight recent files as cards with the
picture and the name, below the community card. Files saved before have
a blank page until they are saved again.
The package fallback-font test writes its fixture without Save's preview:
drawing it before the document's fonts load pulled in a system font that
covers the test's characters (Unifont CSUR) ahead of the document's own.
Opening or saving a document moves it to the front of File › Open Recent
(no duplicates; Save a Copy and exports don't count). The submenu lists the
files by name with the full path as tooltip, then Clear Recent Files; the
start screen shows the last eight with their folders. A file that is gone is
dimmed and, when chosen, says so in an alert and stays listed (a disk that
isn't connected comes back). Preferences › File Handling sets how many are
kept (default 20, 0–100).
Engine: Prefs.recent_files / recent_files_max (saved in prefs.json),
file.openRecent {index}, file.recentFiles, file.clearRecent. UI:
app.openRecent; the macOS menu bar rebuilds the submenu when the list
changes.
On layouts with a dedicated + key (German) or Shift+= (US), Zoom In's
Cmd+= arrives as Key::Plus. No shortcut matched it, so egui's built-in
keyboard zoom scaled the whole UI, and the UI-scale preference reset it
on the next frame. Plus now counts as = for shortcuts, and egui's
keyboard zoom is off since the UI scale is a preference.
