Artwork by Uch, one of the artists for v0.11’s splash screen artworks.
Version 0.11.3, another small maintenance update, is here! No new features on this one, but it has very important bug fixes so it is very recommended that you update. Most notably, the previous two versions had a serious issue where using a tool, then switching to another tool and then undoing had no effect. This is now fixed in this version!
Read moreArtwork by Roroto Sic, one of the artists for v0.11’s splash screen artworks.
So I know how I mentioned that work is now focused on version 1.0 on the previous blog post, but we didn’t forget about 0.x! Version v0.11.2 is a relatively small update, that just mostly fixes a critical bug, but also introduces a couple new features thanks to our contributors. More 0.x versions may follow if more serious issues are found and fixed.
Read moreArtwork by Wishdream, one of the artists for v0.11’s splash screen artworks.
The 0.x versions haven’t said their last word yet. Here comes version v0.11.1, with some new features and nice improvements to the user improvements.
Read moreArtwork by Exuvita, one of the artists for v0.11’s splash screen artworks.
After almost nine months, a new version of Pixelorama, version 0.11, is finally out! It might seem like a long time without an update, but we have been working hard these months to make this update amazing, and we are proud to say that this is probably the biggest update so far! At least until version 1.0, which will most likely be the next major version of Pixelorama!
Read moreArtwork by Kalpar, one of the artists for v0.10’s splash screen artworks.
Pixelorama v0.10.3 is out today! Unlike the versions that came before it, it does not contain a lot of new features. Nevertheless, it comes with important UI and UX improvements and polishing, as well as bug fixes, so it is highly encouraged that you update.
Read moreArtwork by Uch, one of the artists for v0.10’s splash screen artworks.
Today is a special day for Pixelorama. Exactly three years ago, version 0.1 was released and the project was open sourced! To celebrate Pixelorama’s 3rd birthday, we have not one, but two presents for you!
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