Changelog

1.1.0

• Glass is now set as plain panes and cut to shape with the hammer. The hammer lists one pane per glass colour (twenty, placed like the vanilla glass wall) and three glass cutters; the fifteen fixed shapes are gone from the menu.
• Pane sizes while placing (H): 1 × 1, 2 × 2, 1 × 2, 2 × 1 m, 50 × 50 cm, 50 cm × 1 m, 1 m × 50 cm, 25 × 25 cm. Tilt stays on J.
• Glass cutter: straight edge. A line through the point you aim at, sixteen angles on the mouse wheel (level, 1:2, 45°, 2:1, upright, and the angles of rose and hexagon).
• Glass cutter: compass. A circle around the point you aim at, radius 12.5 cm to 4 m on the mouse wheel. One circle runs through every pane of the window, so the arcs meet exactly: a circle can now be closed from any number of panes.
• Glass cutter: template. Round arch, pointed arch, round window, rose, border and cross, fitted to the whole window.
• Snapping like vanilla pieces: Q/E step through named snap points (bottom left, bottom right, top left, top right corner, then the middle of each side), in the same order for every size; the chosen point stays chosen when you switch size or glass. A glass front is set corner to corner with one press of E.
• Every cut shows first as a glowing line on the glass, with the number of pieces it makes. H switches between the whole window and the pane in view; a click cuts. All cuts snap to an eighth-metre grid and to the corners of the pieces; Shift held cuts freely.
• Every piece is a pane of its own: recolour it with K (with the glass selected in the hammer), cut it again, or take it down. A pane's glass is shared out among its pieces by area, so nothing is gained or lost.
• A circle inside one pane carries its lead out to the edges, as a real glazier must: glass has no holes.
• Fixed: the camera jumped back and forth beside windows. It now looks through glass (CameraThroughGlass, on by default).
• Fixed: setting a pane while aiming at another pane was refused.
• Fixed: glass wore down in the rain.
• Faster: a change to a window rebuilds only that window's light (1.7 ms instead of 11 ms in the test chapel).
• Panes from 1.0 stay as they are in your world; they can be recoloured and cut like new ones.

1.0.0

• First release: stained glass windows, set pane by pane with the hammer or built whole.
• Twenty glass colours, melted at the forge from crystal, tin and a dye (berries, flowers, resin, honey, coal, bone, guck); 20 pieces per melt.
• Fifteen pane shapes in 1 m, 50 cm and 25 cm that fit each other: squares, strips, triangles, gables, wedges, diamonds, circles, arches and spandrels, each in its lead came, snapping every 25 cm.
• Colour, quarter turn and tilt are chosen while placing (Alt + wheel or N, H, J) with an on-screen palette; recolour with K, copy colour and turn with the vanilla copy.
• Five picture windows in a stone frame: Odin, Yggdrasil, Thor and the Midgard Serpent, a longship, Fenrir.
• The sun throws each window onto floors and walls in its colours, at its real angle, while it reaches the window; glass glows with the light behind it and filters what is seen through it.
• English and German.