So far Tiled 0.13 seems to have been a pretty stable release, since I didn’t find a reason to patch up any critical issues yet. But, there’s still reason for a patch release to include several translation updates.
Here’s the changelog:
Added Bulgarian translation (by Lyubomir Vasilev)
Updated Spanish, French and Dutch translations (by Mauricio Muñoz Lucero, Yohann Ferreira and myself)
Windows binary now built against Qt 5.5
Meanwhile I’ve been making good progress towards Tiled 0.14, which will bring some nice features like external tilesets in JSON format, a per-layer offset in pixels and the return of the object name labels. This would not be possible without the generous support from my patrons. Thanks!
The problem with this is that I switched to using MinGW for building Tiled, and the Qt binary releases only come with 32-bit MinGW support. In order to make 64-bit builds I’ll need to switch to Visual Studio.
I’ll give it a try soon, but it’ll take a bit of work for sure.
Is there any way that you can upload the 64bit windows installer?
The problem with this is that I switched to using MinGW for building Tiled, and the Qt binary releases only come with 32-bit MinGW support. In order to make 64-bit builds I’ll need to switch to Visual Studio.
I’ll give it a try soon, but it’ll take a bit of work for sure.
Fedora has a 64 bit qt mingw build. If desired I can provide a script to build tiled using that. But not sure if that fits into the current building procedure with appveyor…
Soon I’ll make them available as part of the daily builds and consider including them in releases. However, they will not include the Python plugin for now.
