VoidLaunch 1.0.16

Changes in this push

Changes included since v1.0.15:

Remove unsafe template-scoped progress animations (0067563)

Replace storyboard targets inside the WPF ProgressBar control template with a style-level opacity pulse that does not rely on template name scopes. Determinate downloads keep their smooth code-driven progress transitions.

Verified both Debug and self-contained Release builds show the real VoidLaunch main window, remain running, and do not append a startup crash report.

Detailed changelog

• Fixed the runtime-only progress animation name-scope error present in v1.0.14 and v1.0.15.
• Reworked loading bars to use a safe whole-control pulse while downloads keep smooth code-driven progress animation.
• Added a visible startup error message and a local StartupCrash.log for unexpected UI startup failures.
• Added automatic rotating library backups and recovery from a missing or damaged library.json.
• Added child-process tracking so launchers that hand off to the real game keep counting playtime until the game closes.
• Added a Game Folders page with pause, one-folder rescan, subfolder exclusions, removal choices, and Undo.
• Added named collections and comma-separated tags on each game page.
• Added single-instance protection; opening VoidLaunch twice now brings the existing window forward.
• Added a themed notification center and animated toast messages, including Undo for game, folder, scan-result, and play-session removal.
• Added cancel buttons and smooth, theme-colored download animations for app updates and older-version downloads.
• Added an animated theme-colored marker for the active sidebar tab.
• Moved game session logs into VoidLaunchData\GameLogs and safely migrates the old Logs folder without overwriting different files.
• GitHub Releases now receive an automatic per-push changelog instead of generic generated notes.

Download

Download VoidLaunch.exe below. It is the complete self-contained app; no installer or separate .NET download is needed.