v4.0.5

• Fixed Camera2d.current changing to Camera2d.enabled
• Updated the docs too
• Some auto fixes the engine did by itself

v4.0.4

• Fixed node icons (re-opened project on beta 16)
• Updated plugin manifest version number
• Set project icon (visible in Godot project selector)

v4.0.3

• Paint order from StackCamera now considers Z values of nodes in the Viewport.

v4.0.2

• Add reset_position and z to Reset2D so stuff can be "above the ground.
• Re-add code that makes sprite stack layers render at 2x res. This ensures all pixels render on squished zoom level.
• Fixed a bug where camera rotation correction broke
• Renamed demo nodes to be more explicit about their purpose

v4.0.1: Merge pull request #14 from KarlTheCool/bug-fixes

• Removed some debugging lines I left in that would double up layers and render a bunch of blank ones ...
• Add pixel size adjuster to PreviewTool
• Dont crash if there's no camera
• Fix some rotation / position lookups that should be global_rotation / global_position instead
• Renamed script files so they show SpriteStack.gd in the editor instead of SpriteStack/script.gd
• Fix icon being broken in in-editor asset library

4.0 for Godot 4.0 in 2D!

Merge pull request #12 from KarlTheCool/godot4.0

Godot 4.0 Rewrite in 2D

3.0.0. 3D Migration!

Fixes: #1 #6 #7 #9 by migrating code to 3D Godot Engine.

v2.0.1

Same as v2.0.0 but without height being regressed out of existence

Copy paste from before

• Rename center -> height to avoid confusion
• Now uses the direct drawing hooks to get way better fps.
• Billboards are still a shader because I'm lazy and I don't think there will be any performance improvement moving that back to gdscript

Closes #2

v2.0.0: Merge pull request #5 from KarlTheCool/develop

• Rename center -> height to avoid confusion
• Now uses the direct drawing hooks to get way better fps.
• Billboards are still a shader because I'm lazy and I don't think there will be any performance improvement moving that back to gdscript

Closes #2

Changed to a more permissive license

LGPL requires a way to modify Shader-Stacker and recompile your game if it uses this library. MPL is the same sort of terms as LGPL without this requirement.