Just choose Help > Stykz Help to bring up the app. Full documentation is in a separate "Stykz Help" app that includes detailed info for Pivot users looking at Stykz and for new users in general (a link to the 'Create Your First Animation' - one of the topics in the Stykz Help app - is on the Welcome Screen).You can now use the (actually it's "," and ".") to go forward or backward one frame.Export settings are now saved with the document and reused as the default choies when you go to export the animation again.You can remove a node from a polyfill-in-progress without having to cancel and restart polyfilling (just Alt/Option-click the node that's currently part of the polyfill you're trying to create and it will be removed from the polyfill).gif files are much smaller, optimized, and fully compatible with all apps (AFAICT) GIF output is completely managed by a separate bundled command-line app (GIFsicle), so exported.styk files from the desktop into an open document to import it You can read the full release notes, but here are some key additions to Stykz 1.0: It's been almost a year since the last public release of Stykz (RC4, Build 205 back in December of 2009), but I'm thrilled to be able to announce that the OFFICIAL RELEASE of Stykz 1.0 is now available for download, either through "Check for Updates" inside Stykz RC4, or from the download page on the Stykz web site.ĭuring the last year, Stykz has been heavily tested by dozens of people across Mac and Windows platforms and in the process tons of bugs have been fixed and a few features added or refined.
Although Adam did an excellent job announcing the availability (finally!) of Stykz 1.0, I figured I'd post the "official" announcement here since it's got more information about what's changed since the last public release.
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