Lospec Palette Importer v1.4.1 is now available!

Latest Changes

Version 1.4.1 fixes a few bugs somebody introduced in the last update 😅 and improves a few other things…

• Massive refactor to break up main() into many smaller functions to make my life easier
• Remove unused/unnecessary code from getLospecData function
• Fix issues with the “Save as preset” and “Save and use now” options not actually saving palettes
• Improve Lospec “Open In App…” behavior on Windows
• Remove a rogue print statement that somehow got left in the last build
• UI/UX improvements
  • Improved layout of the import dialog
  • Tweak preferences dialog for visual consistency
  • “OK” on the import dialog is now “Import” because that makes more sense
  • “Cancel” on the palette preview dialog is now “Back…”, and clicking on it will return you to the import dialog. This way you can redo your search or “re-roll” your random palette (thanks to Lospec Discord user @cptn.piranha for the idea!)
  • Closing the warning dialog that shows up after entering an empty or malformed palette name will now return you to the import dialog instead of closing the extension altogether
  • Closing the dialog that shows up after searching for a palette that doesn’t exist will now return you to the import dialog instead of closing the extension altogether
• Update how metadata for GPL palettes is formatted in order to deal with an Aseprite issue where palette info text won’t show up
  • NOTE: I’m not sure what is causing this bug, but I’ve tested the new format and any newly imported palettes shouldn’t be affected. The relevant GitHub issue is #5014