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Monotype Version Upgrade The version of Monotype iType and Monotype WT-Shaper have been upgraded to the following versions: Monotype iType 6.2.2 Monotype WT-Shaper 5.0.0

Slider Control The Slider control was modified and uses the newly introduced SliderBehavior for layout of its elements. Now it is possible to set a layout size on the control itself assign a nine-patch image for the slider fill.

ListBehavior::TouchMode moved. "enum CgiStudioControl::ListBehavior::TouchMode" has been moved from Behaviors/Scroll/List/ListBehavior.h to Behaviors/Scroll/List/ListTouchMode.h and renamed to "enum CgiStudioControl::ListTouchMode::Enum". The enum values CgiS...

Refactored containers Refactored Identifier and Name classes Added Visual Studio debugging visualizer for FeatStd base types

UI/UX Improvements Improved Zoom Display Preview in the display panel Toolbar improvements to reduce clutter (main screen, 2D/3D scene editor and animation timeline) Improved Text Style Editor feature Improved Search Panel UI Long path name support 64 ...

The Control Center Dashboard is the first page opened when opening a solution. If you close the solution using the menu "File - Close solution", you will come back to the Control Center Welcome Screen. "Run" Section Below the ribbon you can fin...

Via the General & CGI Studio tab it is possible to edit solution details and various reference paths. Items that are greyed out cannot be edited. Use the checkboxes on the right to toggle between relative paths and absolute paths. Use a semicolon to list up ...

Via the Scene Composer tab it is possible to edit project details and various reference paths. Use the checkboxes on the right to toggle between relative paths and absolute paths. Scene Composer Scene Composer Project: The path to the Scene Composer proj...

The Dashboard has a ribbon below the toolbar that can be expanded to offer more possibilities. This is done with the "Advanced Tabs" button on the right. When the ribbon is expanded, the following tabs become available: Custom Applications & Modules Sc...

For advanced users, the Custom tab enables the user to edit and build the CGI Panel, as well as edit data bindings and Courier definitions.Scripts here, used for general operations, can be changed and customized to fit the user’s needs. Build Configuration A...

Via the Applications & Modules tab it is possible to edit various reference paths for some external applications.  Panel Panel Project: The path of the Panel project Panel Executable: The path to the Panel executable Player Player Project: The pat...

Via the Scripts tab it is possible to edit various reference paths for scripts used by Control Center that launch executables, generate codes and assets, and more.  Script Files Run Analyzer Script: Script which will be executed when the action is triggered ...

Via the Builds tab it is possible to edit variables that are used in the building of individual applications. Default builds are available in the Builds column on the left-hand side: Panel – Location of build scripts and other settings needed for building CGI...

Via the Builds (Global) tab it is possible to edit variables that are used in the building of all applications.  Each variable will have a string name, a string description, and a value. This value will be either of type file (ie. Filename), path (ie. Filep...

Via the Environmental Variables tab you can see all declared environmental variables. The variables on this page are either purely for reference (eg. Control Center Path) or correspond to variable declarations made elsewhere in the Control Center. Changes to ...

The solution icons displayed in the "Recent" section of the Welcome to Scene Composer screen can be updated. How to update the Solution Icon Select [ Update Solution Icon... ] from the context menu of the solution name displayed at the top of the [ Solutio...

Platform changelog for 3.13 Android Implemented support for Clang: This update includes the integration of Clang builds.  Updated NDK 17 to 26: This update now support NDK 26 for Android builds. Dropped support for GCC in Android Builds: GCC has been dro...

By following these steps, you should have a consistent and well-configured development environment for yourAndroid application on Windows 10/11. Remember to restart your system after making changes related to CMakein Android Studio and after updating Environme...