2022.08.08.0

• Text Preview renders can now be exported to PNG from the right-click menu.
• Little-endian BRFNT files, which can be found in Super Mario 3D All-Stars Super Mario Galaxy, are now fully supported.
• Various build system updates
• Many bugfixes, such as ones affecting:
  • I4 texture decoding
  • Widgets for global font properties, which were previously non-functional
  • Character encodings
  • The height of the Text Preview box
  • The main window title
  • Some fonts with unusual properties

2021.01.10.0

• Each release will now include 32-bit Windows builds, in addition to the 64-bit ones.
• Fixed a bug that could prevent BRFNTify from running properly in some situations (such as when launching from the Start menu on Windows).

2020.10.26.0

Changes in this release:

• New features: "File -> Export as Image" and "File -> Import from Image", to export/import all glyphs in the font simultaneously as one large PNG.
• Release builds for macOS now support system-wide dark mode.
  • This unfortunately required dropping support in the release builds for macOS older than 10.13 (High Sierra). You can still run BRFNTify Next from source code on older macOS versions, though.
• You can no longer "save" or "save as" when no tileset is open. (This used to result in a crash.)
• Release builds now use Python 3.9.
• Implemented a new technique to shrink download sizes. Windows builds are now ~38% smaller compared to the previous release, and Ubuntu builds are ~13% smaller. macOS is unfortunately not affected.
  • I've tested this as best I can, but there is a small chance this change may prevent BRFNTify Next from running for some users. Please open an issue if the previous release works for you and this one doesn't.

2020.05.31.0

New release using my new CI setup (copied from Reggie-Updated and Puzzle-Updated). A lot has changed since the last release (in 2017), but the most important is that saving works now!

Beta 1

I'm making a release as per request so that the EXE will be available for download forever here on Github.

Note: I'm not sure if this binary exactly matches the current repository code or if it's a little older. I haven't touched any of this since 2014, anyway...

Screenshots from the original release announcement thread: