Images Support Update
This release adds full support for .png, .jpg, and .jpeg images throughout the editor, allowing you to include images in dialogues and runtime. The interface has been updated with a modern design that improves menus, buttons, and window layouts. The Content Browser now allows importing files. Project management, context menus, and editor tabs have been improved, and many bugs have been resolved for better overall performance.
What's New
User Interface & Styling
- Redesigned the window title bar for a cleaner, modern appearance
- Updated buttons, menus, and the “About” window for better clarity and usability
- Highlighted “Delete” buttons in context menus with red for better visibility
Images & Content Browser
- Major new feature: Added full image support
- Enhanced image previews and added support for .png, .jpg and .jpeg files
- Added ability to import multiple images at once
- Renamed “Story Script” to “Script” for clarity
- Added “Show in Content Browser” button for quick navigation
- Fixed folder renaming and file path issues
Dialogues & Nodes
- Added image support in dialogues and runtime, including image exporting
- Fixed issues where dialogue images failed to load or caused incorrect file changes
- Removed the max connection limit from “Run Script” nodes
- Fixed script self-reference errors after renaming files
- Improved context menus with correct positioning and proper updates
- Added horizontal scrolling for Editor Tabs and automatic scrolling when switching files
Project & File Validation
- Added project file validation to prevent errors when opening
- Added project version checking to ensure compatibility
Editor Features
- Added complete “About StoryFlow Editor” window with platform information
- Improved project switching for smoother workflow
Bug Fixes
- Fixed image preview and updating issues after running scripts
- Corrected layout and width issues in menus and nodes
- Improved export notifications and fixed indicators on edited files
- Fixed errors when loading .sfe files at startup