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Starters weren't getting loaded if last-saved image was based on starters.

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(i.e., current_id's file would be loaded, but not its starters...)
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William Kendrick 2004-09-15 06:52:08 +00:00
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@ -7,7 +7,12 @@ bill@newbreedsoftware.com
http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/
2004.September.13 (0.9.14) [cvs]
2004.September.14 (0.9.14) [cvs]
* Multiple sizes of erasers are present.
(Compile-time #defines can be used to determine how many sizes are
available, and their minimum and (approx.) maximum sizes.)
Note: Erasers are still square. Sorry!
* Initial work to get proper uppercase support in languages other
than English.
@ -27,10 +32,20 @@ http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/
* Added support for immutable "starter" images, which are installed
globally with Tux Paint, and provide a starting canvas for images.
Two types may be created: coloring-book-style, in which a black outline
drawing is kept 'above' the picture the user draws, and scene-style,
which is placed 'below' the picture the user draws. (An optional
'front' layer can be made for scene-style images. See the 'reef' example.)
A PNG file with alpha is continuously drawn over whatever changes are
made to the current drawing. For example, a black outline of a cartoon
character could be made, to simulate a coloring book. (See 'jetplane.png')
A second PNG file can be supplied which will be drawn on the normal
part of the canvas (where a new picture would normally be all-white),
allowing for simulated depth. Drawing and magic tools all mutilate the
background, as it's part of the normal canvas. However, when editing
a picture based on a 'starter' with a background layer, the eraser will
bring back the background image. In a sense, it's like having a photo
on the bottom, a clear sheet to draw on in the middle, and a clear sheet
with some more photo (which you can't draw on) on top.
(See 'reef.png' and 'reef-back.png')
* Updated Malay translation.
Muhammad Najmi Ahmad Zabidi <mnajem@linuxmail.org>