Hi Folks,
I just updated my little plugin utilities for sizing and positioning stacks
during development...
lcResTool Version 1.4 is now available, with bug fixes, and also:
• Support for scaleFactor. There is now a slider that lets you set the
scaleFactor of a stack, and a button that let's you reset the scaleFactor to
1.0.
• Experimental support for "Simulated Density". When this button is
checked, the scaleFactor is set to the inverse of the readout of the tool's
scaleFactor slider. This shows you a smaller stack for a denser display, more
like it would be on the actual target device.
• A "lock to current stack" button, so when you are working with
primarily just one stack, you can set it and forget it and just affect that one
stack.
• A couple of UI tweaks to make the palette look a bit less obtrusive
and cleaner.
lcMover Version 1.2 is now available. I've fixed a couple of bugs, and added a
couple of minor features:
• Support for the new scaleFactor property has been added. (Let me know
if you like it or not.) It attempts to reposition scaled stacks regardless of
their scaleFactor, by scaling the top and left values of the stack when
positioning it.
• A new checkbox in the options to "dock" the lcResTool palette to the
bottom of the lcMover palette. This tag team mode can help keep your screen
layout neat and clean.
Both are available here: http://buchwald.ca/developer-tools
(lcResTool can also update automatically.)
Cheers,
- Charles
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Charles E. Buchwald
CEO/Director General
Museografica Digital
http://digital.museografica.com
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