Sketchbug 0.1.3
Dark mode for the chrome, and a continuous corner radius you drag on the selection box. On the desktop app and the web.
Written by
Hussain Mehdi
0.1.3 is out. The chrome can go dark, and shapes no longer flip between sharp and rounded with a toggle. You pull the corners in, like other drawing apps.
The web editor has the same tools. If you already have the desktop app, the update card can install 0.1.3 and restart.
Dark mode
Settings now has Appearance: Light, Dark, or System. It covers the library, login, toolbars, panels, and dialogs.
The canvas stays real white paper. Black and white in the colour tools stay black and white, so a dark window does not rematch the drawing.
Corner radius
Select a rectangle, triangle, star, diamond, or pentagon. Four small blue dots sit just inside the resize box. Pull a dot inward to round the corners. Push it out to sharpen them. All four corners share one radius.
Ellipses, lines, and arrows have no dots. They do not have corners to round. The last radius you set is reused for the next shape you draw.
Stars keep a proper five-point silhouette when you round them. Triangles still fill the box you drag.
How to get 0.1.3
Desktop. If you already installed 0.1.2, open Sketchbug and wait for the card: “A new Sketchbug is ready.” Install downloads 0.1.3, replaces the app, and restarts. Later dismisses it until next time.
You can also grab the new build from sketchbug.art/downloads — Windows, Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel), and Linux.
Web. Refresh sketchbug.art. You do not need a new install.
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