The Ellipse Selection Tool and Polygon Selection Tool have been implemented.
Along with this, the cursor now shows an “OK” indicator when clicking will confirm the selection.
Since the number of tools has grown a little, please use the toolbar customization feature to remove tools you do not use often, as needed.
The Spline Curve Tool has been implemented.
It has been adjusted so that corners become rounder than with a typical spline curve.
A “Contiguous” option has been added to the Bucket Tool option bar.
When enabled, it works as before and fills only the area connected to the clicked position.
When disabled, matching colors in separate areas will also be included in the fill target.
A “Center Zoom on Cursor” option has been added to the Zoom Tool option bar.
When this setting is enabled, the clicked image position will be shown at the center of the screen after the zoom level changes.
The color palette gradient feature now supports HSV gradients and Oklab gradients.
You can use this from “Color Palette Panel Menu > Edit Operations”.
The Okhsl color wheel is now supported.
You can change this from the color wheel right-click menu and other places.
In indexed color mode, RGB precision can now be configured. You can create colors using precision such as 15-bit or 9-bit. This can be set from “Image Menu > Color Mode > RGB Precision”.
Right-click actions for selection tools can now be customized.
There are still only a few available options, but “Switch to the Layer with the Visible Color” is set as the default for Ctrl + right-click.
You can check or change this from the mouse icon button on the option bar while a selection tool is selected.
You can now choose the erase color from either “Transparent” or “Sub Color”.
This is a common application setting. It can be configured from “Edit Menu > Erase Fill Color”.
This setting is used when moving a selection area or using the delete function.
For example, when editing an image with a solid background in RGBA color mode, moving a selection area fills the original position with transparency.
By setting the erase color to the sub color, the original position can be filled with the sub color instead.
For indexed color images, you can change the transparent color by middle-clicking the color palette with the mouse, so please generally use that method instead.
The interpolation mode option can now be used when resizing a selection area.
This is supported only in RGBA color mode.
Please switch the option bar setting from “Nearest” to “Smooth” to use it.
The interpolation mode can also be changed in the “Scale” dialog.
The “Save a Copy” feature has been implemented.
This allows you to save the current content under another name without changing the file path you are currently working on.
“Copy Main Color” and “Paste to Main Color” have been implemented.
The previous copy feature was for CSS color codes, and the paste feature was also based on CSS color codes. With “Copy Main Color”, the same information as copying a color selection is copied to the clipboard, along with the CSS color code.
Similarly, when pasting, both pasting a color selection and pasting a CSS color code are supported.
* The old CSS-color-code-only features have been removed.
An option has been added to horizontally flip the in-app mouse cursors for left-handed users.
You can enable “Left-Handed Cursor” from the mouse icon button on the option bar.
* Areas that use standard OS cursors, such as the normal cursor, will not be flipped.
The picker shown when double-clicking the color palette with the normal cursor can now pick colors from other palettes and images.
The color palette “Remove Unused Colors” feature has been split into two features: “Delete Unused Colors” and “Remove Unused Colors and Compact”.
“Remove Unused Colors” fills unused colors with black.
“Remove Unused Colors and Compact” works like the previous “Remove Unused Colors” feature, reducing unused colors and causing remapping to occur.
When “Show Resize/Rotation Anchors” is disabled for a selection area, dragging a corner of the selection area can resize the area itself. However, when the selection mode is anything other than “Replace”, this has been adjusted so that selection operations are prioritized instead of resizing.
The condition for showing the warning displayed when a selection area is clipped has been adjusted, as it could sometimes appear even during normal operation.
Fixed a bug that could cause the app to crash when deleting a frame.
Fixed a bug where duplicating an empty group layer could not be undone.