Orama Interactive/Pixelorama: Release v0.7

Name: Pixelorama

Owner: Orama Interactive

Release: v0.7 - The timeline update

Released: 2020-05-09

License: MIT

Release Assets:

What's new in this release?

  • New cel-based timeline. Layers are now in the timeline.
  • Cel linking
  • Multiple frame grouping using tags
  • Layer locking to prevent changes
  • Export animations to .gif (only available for Windows & Linux)
  • Major UI overhaul
  • Pattern filling option for the bucket tool
  • Autosave that keeps backups every x minutes. In the case of a crash, backups can get reloaded to restore work.
  • Shortcut binding for tools
  • Pixel perfect mode for pencil, eraser and lighten/darken tools
  • Layer rotation in the Image menu, with 3 types of rotations
  • HSV Adjusting dialog in the Image menu
  • Importing .png files as palettes
  • A new zoom tool.
  • You can move the canvas with arrow keys and zoom with + and -
  • The last edited project gets loaded at startup (toggleable in the Preferences), along with a new option in the File menu that also does this
  • Confirmation messages appear when exiting, creating a new image or loading the last edited project, if there are unsaved changes.
  • More translations
  • Improved export window dialog and splash screen
  • And many more! Read our detailed changelog here: https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

Make sure to watch the v0.7 showcase video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLb0TNxZ27E&list=PLVEP1Zz6BUpBiQC0CB6eNBhhLF4tEwBB-&index=10

And read more on our blog post: https://www.orama-interactive.com/post/pixelorama-v0-7-is-out

[FOR MACOS] You may encounter some errors saying that Pixelorama is damaged. This is because the latest versions of MacOS mark the launcher of unknown binaries as a non-executable file. This most likely has to do with the fact that Pixelorama is not signed.

After you extract the .zip file, right-click on the .app file >choose Open in the dropdown then click Open in the warning dialog. Alternatively, you can right click the .app > show package contents, then open a terminal inside its Contents/MacOS folder. Then, type chmod +x Pixelorama . Go back to the .app file and you can now open it normally.

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