When will the first test build of 1.20 come out

[Watrmeln]

@Luxapodular Just a question. Also, will we have the ability to import our own fonts and also have some more in the builtin font picker? I’ve noticed the absence of some nice fonts, like Segoe (yes i know that’s more of a microsoft-y font not used in the google font library) Just a question besides when 1.20 will release to the testing site

[myuzernamesthis6]

well there still working on it its beta

[WickNewbie]

When will they release it on wickeditor.com/test ?

[myuzernamesthis6]

its not done yet it might come sometime in feb or march

[myuzernamesthis6]

ok gotta go to school oof

[Luxapodular]

1.20 Will most likely have a test release some time in the next few weeks. I’m working on a few major changes that will require quite a bit of internal engine work so that is pretty likely to change!

[Hamzah_Alani]

Wick team's 1.20 development goals

@Luxapodular

Primary Updates (Highest Priority)

1. Video Export Overhaul

There’s been quite a few improvements to browser-based video exporters in the last month! I’ll be looking to include some of these new changes in the enxt build which should allow for faster exports, and higher quality videos!

(It should also help reduce the total size of Wick Editor by over 20 Megabytes, which is huge for those with slower internet connections!)

Comment below with what potential features you’d like to see in an updated video exporter.

2. Renderer Overhaul

Interactive Projects in Wick Editor can sometimes run quite slow, especially games with lots of objects. After a few months of research, we’ve found that the main issue is our renderer. Unfortunately, the current version of Wick Editor is tightly coupled to this renderer, Paper.js. Paper is a fantastic open-source project that makes it possible for us to do so much of what we do in the editor, and so we’ll be hanging onto it for all of our editing needs, but have to do quite a bit of refactoring to use a new renderer that will be much faster.

Edit: The renderer overhaul should also help find and squash a number of bugs that may be a bit hard to fix at the moment, which is a nice byproduct!

3. Clip Tagging

Right now, if you want to keep track of all objects of a certain type, you’ll need to create an array in code. With Clip Tagging, users can add tags to clips and buttons and reference them with a really simple call in the code editor (most likely, project.getObjectsByTag(‘Tag’)).

You’ll also be able to do a hit test against a group of objects, like so

If (this.hits(‘Tag’)).

This should really speed up coding tasks!

Secondary Updates (Not Final, Give us Feedback)

1. Touch Events Separate to Mouse Events : Adding touch events to the possible interactive code options.

2. Colorable Layers : Recolor any layer in the editor so you can sort layers more easily!

3. Create an “Add Layer” button : New options for adding layers on the timeline.

4. Gradient Fills!
5. Adding Built-In Assets to Mobile and Tablet Wick Editor
6. Fixing Export Locations on Mobile/Tablet

The progress on 1.20 can be found (somewhere) on github

The update is more likely a big one, and Wick has been releasing updates quickly in the past, so I think they should take their time

[gevhix]

when will it come out of beta

[BucktheBot]

You can add your own fonts by changing the file file format to .ttf
It works perfectly for me
example:

the left one is the edited version the right one is the old version of the font

[gevhix]

when will the full release come out is it 1.20