Hello! The low-customizability option would be great! I wanted to follow along Toniko's suggestion of referencing every fourth frame when studying a scene. It would make it easier to visualize and keep track of every 2nd/4th/8th frames, so I think this would be a really useful feature.
For the UI, I desired customized colors just as a fun form of expression. I do also think it would be nice to have slightly brighter color options instead of just purple but it isn't necessary to have.
I'm aware that I can also zoom out when viewing the timeline but I didn't consider it for making the swiping motion easier. Although, I still believe the scroll bar function would be a valuable feature to have to move around freely and also visually keep track of an area of frames (besides the timestamp and frame numbers). I'm not sure if either a scroll bar for the frames or a seeking bar for the video (like on a YouTube video) would be a better implementation of this idea. I also don't mind having the scroll bar off by default for the minimalistic feel.
I really like your idea of frame highlighting. That would be amazing to be able to keep track of specific frames for studying. Maybe it could also work well with a seeking bar that could also mark the highlighted area on it.
Thank you for your response!
281 days ago(+1)
Here is what the the scrollbar, frame highlights, and new default frame pattern look like right now:
I'll consider adding user-customizable colors, test the update for bugs, and then it will be ready for release.
280 days ago(+1)
Looks great! Thank you for considering my suggestions. I appreciate your had work Code Flame.
279 days ago(+1)
Awesome :) The update is now released, with user themes included. Holding "Ctrl" and "Shift" and holding click on a visual element should allow you to change its color, and this will save changes to a file automatically.
You should be able to access the download page from your Itch.io library or from the "You already own this; go to the download page" banner on the store page.
