Build 293.10 - Release version

Yes, it's done, the Frame editor will contain more zoom coefficients in a next update (in theory next update but it depends on other changes, so... And this future update will also be HDPI aware, i.e. at zoom 100% the editors won't be scaled by Windows on HDPI monitors).

I'll check the margin glitch, probably it's somewhere in our huge wish list...

About the margin glitch, I think the only glitch is that the window size was not taken into account when you zoom out, which means if you zoom out on a high res monitor you get a smaller margin on the top and left, and larger at the right and bottom, causing frame centering issues when you zoom out to the maximum and then zoom in. This will be fixed. Otherwise the margin is not in "visible" pixels, it's in frame coordinates, I wonder if you confused this from what I read in your other post.

Is new CTF build coming anytime soon?

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Originally Posted by azrk

Is new CTF build coming anytime soon?

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Well, we're working on it, we can't give a precise date for the moment.

Getting a change animation issue I posted here. (Since tagging you is too lame for the forums.)

Can we get an condition or expression to get which graphics mode is being used?
Cause there are some shaders that can't be made on DX9, so an alternative shader might be necessary, but I can't identify if it's using DX9 or DX11 during runtime...
Might also be useful for debugging purposes.

is it possible to make it so when you create a new object it has the cursor selected in the "X:" box, or even better if possible to highlight the contents of the "X:" box

as currently wen you make a create new object event you cant press return without having to first click on the create object panel box

& also you would be able to input the coordinates straight away without having to click on the "X:" box

this small change would greatly speed up the workflow of object creation :)

sorry image wasn't cropped X)

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Originally Posted by NaitorStudios

Can we get an condition or expression to get which graphics mode is being used?
Cause there are some shaders that can't be made on DX9, so an alternative shader might be necessary, but I can't identify if it's using DX9 or DX11 during runtime...
Might also be useful for debugging purposes.

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If I got you correctly we already have one, in story board. I can't remember the exact name. It will return 1 for standard, 4 for DX 8, 8 for DX 9, and 16 for DX 11. Maybe not this value, but I'm sure I used it somewhere for gauss blur effect.

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Originally Posted by NaitorStudios

Can we get an condition or expression to get which graphics mode is being used?
Cause there are some shaders that can't be made on DX9, so an alternative shader might be necessary, but I can't identify if it's using DX9 or DX11 during runtime...
Might also be useful for debugging purposes.

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The Storyboard object / Screen / Display mode expression returns:

1 = standard graphic mode
4 = DX8
8 = DX9
16 = DX11

EDIT: ah I didn't see defisym already answered :p