Small bug in 0.9.05

[phil1 (Philipp Pap)]

As of today (3.Sept. 2019) the newest version (on mac).
The problem is following.
Let’s say you have three lines and two color layers and you exported a layer definition to the clipboard (with the arrow-right). Then you select the third line, choose a new color for the layer the line get’s colored correctly but in the layer color menu the top layer is selected. So when importing the clipboard settings with the left arrow button it get’s applyed to the top layer instead of the new layer (which is ant-drawing highlighted on the line), which I find very confusing.

And it would be good if there was an “about” button in the menu, where the version is displayed (maybe I couldn’t find it), or a text that says “you have version x.y.z” when clicking on the upgrade button.

Appart from this, I’m enjoying the software very much, it’s great, thanks.

PS: Sorry, it should have gone to support@lightburnsoftware.com I guess.

[Hank (Hank Morgan)]

@phil1

And it would be good if there was an “about” button in the menu, where the version is displayed

Help > Quick Help and Notes > About

[LightBurn (Oz)]

I’m not sure I’d call this a bug, but it was easy to make it so that assigning a new layer color to a selection also selects that layer in the cut list, and it seems like a harmless change, so I’ve done this and it will be in the next release.

The Windows versions actually show the version number in the window title, but Mac and Linux handle that differently, so the shortcut Hank mentions how to find the version number. I’ve also added it to the update check, which will now appear like this: