Releases: FortuneStreetModding/csmm-qt
Releases · FortuneStreetModding/csmm-qt
7.2.0
7.1.0
- Add support for native
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modification via modpack - Update status message for 90% completion to
Writing modified game image...
7.0.2
7.0.1
7.0.0
6.4.0
This version of CSMM includes a plethora of under-the-hood fixes as a result of the upgrade to Qt 6. However, no changes were made to the actual file formats this application accepts, so it remains functionally similar underneath it all.
Linux users in particular should appreciate this upgrade as it substantially improves the user experience on that platform. But, users on all platforms should notice many small improvements, especially on high resolution and high DPI monitors.
Features
- Full JSON window palette support, with the ability to auto-detect OS-level light/dark mode on all operating systems on first boot, and the ability to remember palette selection on subsequent launches.
- Network cache controls have been introduced, allowing the user to choose whether to enable caching or not, which directory to use for network caching, and how much space to allocate to caching. It is also now possible to clear the network cache from the Preferences panel.
Improvements
- Upgraded the underlying framework from Qt 5 to Qt 6.
- Better support for High DPI monitors.
- The Quick Setup window has been reworked to be more visually intuitive.
- Several informational messages have been rewritten to improve clarity and reduce message length.
- A prompt now appears after running CSMM in Quick Setup mode that asks if you'd like to close the application or not. This allows a user to build multiple images from different modpacks back-to-back without filling out all the form fields again.
Bugfixes
- Fixed an issue where the application window was not being painted at all in the Linux version.
- Fixed an issue where modpacks could not be applied in the Advanced CSMM mode in Linux.
- Fixed an issue where boards could not be loaded in the Advanced CSMM mode in Linux.
Known Issues
- None
Other Considerations
- The minimum system requirements of the Mac OS version has increased from Mac OS 10.13 to Mac OS 11. This is a known side effect of moving from Qt 5 to Qt 6.
6.3.3
What's Changed
- Update README.md by @nikkiwritescode in #85
- Fix issue where Linux users cannot add boards individually by @nikkiwritescode in #86
Full Changelog: 6.3.2...6.3.3
CSMM 6.3.2
- Fix issues with the Mac OS build
CSMM 6.3.1
- Increase minimum required GB in root disk from 5 GB to 10 GB
- Change the value rating of having 2/3 shops from 100% to 125%
CSMM 6.3.0
- Move Internal Name Table out of the main.dol into a text file in the ISO
- Progress dialogs are now cancelable