Hi everyone!
We've polished the demo further for the upcoming Steam Next Fest. Here are the latest changes:
Fixed issues related to Borderless Fullscreen mode.
Changed the default display mode to Borderless Fullscreen mode. You can adjust this setting in the options menu.
Improved mouse behavior so the cursor no longer disappears when using either a keyboard or controller.
Tweaked the strength of some properties and tools.
Fixed graphical issues that caused certain items to display thicker outlines than intended.
Fixed several properties and tools that were not functioning as described due to outdated tooltip text for older designs.
Fixed various UI issues, control issues, and other errors.
Thank you for playing and helping us improve the demo!
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