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What's New in r303
Release r303 was published on 19 Jul, 2022
It's the start of a new release cycle! We have a big update with lots of changes. First up is you can now choose to use WebP images on export. PNG and JPEG are actually very old formats, dating from the 90s. WebP is a more modern format introduced in the early 2010s, featuring both lossless and lossy compression that beats both PNG and JPEG. WebP is now widely supported and lossless WebP exports are often about 30% smaller than PNG, making for a significant reduction in the download size! Note that the image format dialog now refers to "lossless" and "lossy" formats rather than PNG and JPEG specifically - now you choose what specific formats you want to use on export.
The Timeline Bar now also supports auto-keyframing, making it even quicker to set up animations. With auto-keyframing enabled, making changes to an object will automatically add or update keyframes in the timeline.
Another significant change is we've updated Android exports to use the latest version of Cordova Android, and updated the target API level to 31 (Android 12) which will soon be mandatory for Google Play publishing. This has also involved updating how splash screens work on Android to suit the new Android 12+ style. Since it is now different to how iOS splash screens work, there is a new icon purpose Android splash icon which you must provide an icon for specifically; existing splash screens will now only apply for iOS. Refer to Google's documentation on splash screens for design requirements.
As ever there's also a batch of bug fixes, as well as some new script interfaces and some other improvements. Happy testing!
