The latest version of the low-cost painting and VFX tool brings brush stroke preview, a rewritten text tool, a visual recently used documents list, and more.
The latest version of the low-cost painting and VFX tool brings brush stroke preview, a rewritten text tool, a visual recently used documents list, the ability to save frame sequences from Puppyray, and several GUI improvements like mipmap scaling and refinements. Let’s learn about it in detail.
New features:
- Brush stroke preview
- Rewritten text tool
- Visual Recently Used Documents list
- Save frame sequences from Puppyray
- GUI improvements, including mip map scaling and refinements
- New stamp tool
- New Digital Timer filter
- Lots more on the way as the year progresses
Howler 11.4b and earlier:
- Real-time preview of clone/rubthrough sources
- Search and sort images by similarity
- Create a new paper texture for a document
- New media browsing on the sidebar
- Most used brush bin on the sidebar
- The histogram now lives on the sidebar
- Added a GUI class, a histogram a class, the ability to access the last brush stroke, and improved error reporting for scripting
11.3, 11.2 and earlier changes:
- Real-time preview of layer modes while you select them
- Physically plausible global illumination in Puppy Rayraytracerr
- Rewritten input stabilizer smooths out brush strokes
- Improvements to post adjustment and the curve tool
- 4-point perspective warp in the free transform tool
- Improved curve and rotoscope tools
- Enhanced timeline and font panel
- Numeric entry throughout the program
- Callouts and vector objects
- Sprites in the Particle Modeler
- Utilize up to 64 threads. Rewritten for modern processors
You can get more details here.