Releases: caleb531/flip-book
v2.1.0
New features
- Added an update notification mechanism
- Added a panel for importing stories you've exported (accessible from the upload icon in the top-left corner)
- Added the ability to change the stroke width for new drawings
- The "Create Story" control (plus icon) has been moved to the top-level toolbar
- The FPS setting is now back to being a slider (instead of a dropdown) for more granular timing
- Frames in the timeline view can now be reordered via drag and drop
- Added a dropdown for changing the size of the exported GIF
- Added a Help icon (accessible from the top-right corner of the app) which links to general instructions for how to get started with Flip Book
- Revised several of the control icons for greater clarity
Bugs fixed
- Story list could not be scrolled
- The app would not remember the new name of a story when you rename it
v2.0.0
Flip Book v2 is a full rewrite with major new features.
New look
Flip Book's user interface has received a design refresh, with new icons, colors, and a streamlined toolbar.
Keyboard navigation
You can now navigate between frames using the left and right arrow keys. In accordance with this new functionality, the Previous Frame and Next Frame controls have been removed to reduce toolbar clutter.
You can still select any arbitrary frame by clicking a thumbnail in the timeline view.
Better story management
You can now delete the selected story by clicking the trash can icon in the top-right corner of the story area.
You can also rename the selected story by clicking the pencil icon next to the story name.
New FPS Setting
There is a new Frames Per Second setting which has replaced the v1 Frame Duration setting. The available options include 10fps, 24fps, and 30fps.
If you want to convert frame duration to FPS, divide 1 by the frame duration. If you want to convert back, divide 1 by the FPS.
GIF export progress
The loading spinner for the GIF Export UI has been replaced by a progress bar, giving you more visibility into the export process.
New architecture
The application has been entirely rewritten using Mithril, a declarative, component-based library similar to React.