What's New in v1.3

There is no longer a need to manually stretch out the exposure of your images!
In new scenes, by default each image holds its display in the Timeline (or Xsheet) until the next image is reached, a stop hold frame is encountered, or until the end of the scene.
This is a much faster way of working!
Existing scenes will still open with explicit holds (the old behavior).
Scenes can be converted to either implicit or explicit holds as needed from the Scene menu.
For compatibility with OpenToonz and older releases of Tahoma2D, implicit hold scenes do need to be converted to use explicit holds.
In Column Header context menu, Quick Toolbar or Preferences under Drawing, implicit holds can be disabled to return back to the explicit holds as the default.

In older versions of Tahoma2D, the boundaries for a fillable region had to be on the current layer.
No more! Now draw your lines on one or more layers and fill on a separate raster or smart raster level in another layer.
In the Fill tool options, check “Refer Visible” to fill through any visible layers (even vector) onto the active raster or smart raster level!
Any drawings in visible layers can become part of the boundary for a fillable region.
To prevent a layer from being used for a reference fill, turn off the layer visibility in the Timeline.
For Smart Raster levels, refer visible is only possible for “Normal” type and the “Areas” or “Lines & Areas” fill modes.
Referenced fills themselves do not distinguish lines from areas and so will always be treated as areas.

Right-click on the style swatches in Raster, Texture, and Vector tabs of the Style Editor to see the context menu with new style set options.
Create your own sets, copy or move brushes/styles to different sets, and set styles as favorites for quick access.
Sets can be easily minimized or maximized for fast access to the styles you use while also saving on space.
Custom sets can be accessed in the Browser room’s Library or Favorites and can also be imported through preferences from other installations of T2D.

Mark specific cells with color-coding to keep track of important cells in the Timeline or XSheet.
Right-click on the cell to add or remove a cell mark with one of 12 colors.
Frame pinning can also be added and navigated through the frame number’s context menu.
Pins display directly above the frame numbers.
For fast navigation between pinned frames, add the pinning commands to the command bar or use your own custom shortcuts.

This replaces how grids and vanishing points were added in 1.2 (other overlays remain the same).
Vanishing points and lines can be added through this new tool for customized grids and perspectives.
Tool options allow for better customization and precise control.
Extend lines to a grid by turning on “parallel”.
Easily reposition vanishing points by dragging.
Save presets to the project or the library for easy reuse or changing between different perspective grid setups.
Presets can be imported from other installations of T2D and also accessed through the Browser Room.
Visibility of perspective grids outside of the Perspective Tool is still controlled with the Overlay button and dropdown at the top of the viewer.

• In the Style Editor, use hex colors, color names, and a color name editor
• Layer names now use the name of the first level
• Lock Alpha now enabled for Paint Brush Tool, Smart Raster Brush Tool, and the Standard Raster brush
• Mypaint brushes are now enabled for the Geometric Tool when using Raster/Smart Raster levels
• Shortcuts can now be set with multiple keystrokes
• Tahomastuff folder now accessible in the Browser room
• Type tool now enabled for Raster levels
• When using the Geometric tool’s polyline, move a curve’s second handle freely with alt or opt