Release Notes
View all tagsResprite DA v1.32.0 is centered on a new tilemap workflow for desktop and Android. You can now build maps with Rectangular, Isometric Diamond, and Hexagon Tilemap Layers, manage document tilesets, exchange .tmx and .tsx files with Tiled, paint terrain rules, edit linked tileset images, and use tile animation.
This update also includes several other improvements and fixes.
Resprite iOS R59 is now available. This release introduces a complete tilemap workflow for creating rectangular, isometric diamond, and hexagonal maps. You can manage document tilesets, exchange TMX/TSX data with Tiled, define terrain rules, paint connected terrain, edit tilesets through linked layers, and animate tiles from the timeline. It also includes several other improvements and fixes.
Resprite iOS R58 is now available. This release focuses on a more flexible custom brush workflow and several stability refinements around floating panels, previews, and export dialogs. Custom brushes can now be flipped or rotated temporarily without changing the original brush file, preview and reference images are harder to lose off-screen, Bead Pattern export estimates are more reliable with large palettes, and trial exports return to daily attempt limits without watermarks.
Resprite iOS R57 is now available. This release focuses on non-destructive layer effects, more flexible tile creation, and symmetry-aware editing. Layer Styles bring live Stroke and Shadow effects, Tiled Mode gains display range control plus isometric diamond and hexagonal profiles, selections can follow active symmetry axes, and Material Color Sphere can turn stepped lighting colors into reusable palette rows. R57 also improves MoonPX palette intake, timeline layer markers, PSD export visibility handling, and trial watermark placement.
Resprite DA v1.31.1 brings several practical workflow upgrades to desktop and Android: non-destructive Layer Styles, a clearer eyedropper loupe, more flexible Tiled Mode previews, faster selection-to-layer commands, and palette improvements for material colour ramps. It also refines reopening recent work after restart, reference image preferences, timeline visibility control, and several Windows and Android input details.
Resprite DA v1.31.0 expands the drawing workflow with Custom Brush, improves reference-heavy work with multi-image split view, and makes workspace layout management clearer on desktop and Android. This update also refines Material Color Sphere behavior, keeps preview windows easier to navigate, and fixes PSD export preview ordering.
Resprite DA v1.30.2 focuses on visual review, workspace customization, and palette organization. This release adds Grayscale Preview for the canvas and preview, expands theme controls, brings Smart Grouping and previewed sorting to Palette Reorder/Sort, and smooths out several desktop workflow details.
Resprite iOS R56 is now available. This release brings several workspace and inspection improvements to iPad and iPhone workflows. Custom Brush now has its own window, the bottom zoom label supports faster zoom control, Grayscale Preview helps check value relationships without changing artwork, and palette sorting has become more powerful during both reorder and GPL import flows. R56 also adds magnetic snapping between floating windows, refines grayscale conversion, and updates trial export behavior.
Resprite iOS R55 is now available. This release focuses on reducing setup friction and improving visual accuracy during editing. Workspace Layouts let you switch between saved panel setups, Detect Scale helps recover a cleaner base size after importing enlarged art, ellipse selection broadens fast masking workflows, and the new eyedropper loupe makes sampling from the canvas or reference images easier to trust. R55 also refines palette imports, preview-window controls, layer picking, and several Material Sphere undo flows.
Resprite DA v1.30.1 is a compact but meaningful workflow update. This release adds Detect Scale in Sprite Size, ellipse selection, and custom key-plus-wheel shortcuts on desktop, then follows through with a long list of practical improvements across canvas handling, palette import, Gallery behavior, exported shortcut sheets, and stability.
