v1.6.1

A patch release over v1.6.0. No new capability and no change to the file format or the
exports — this one is about using the editor on a small screen, and about the parts of the
UI that were sized to a fixed number rather than to the space they were given. The web
editor is unchanged and still lives at
acwright.github.io/TMS9918-EDITOR.

Downloads

Platform	File	First run
macOS (Apple silicon)	tms9918-editor-1.6.1-mac-arm64.dmg	Signed and notarized — opens with no Gatekeeper prompt
Windows (x64)	tms9918-editor-1.6.1-win-x64.exe	Unsigned installer, so SmartScreen warns — More info → Run anyway
Linux (x64)	tms9918-editor-1.6.1-linux-x86_64.AppImage	chmod +x, then run
Linux (x64)	tms9918-editor-1.6.1-linux-amd64.deb	sudo apt install ./tms9918-editor-1.6.1-linux-amd64.deb

Fits the space it is given

• The screen and sprite views fill their panel. The fit was rounded down to a whole
  scale, so a viewport with room for 1.47× showed 1× — two thirds of the width wasted on a
  phone, and a whole step wasted on a desktop. The sprite preview had no fit at all and
  stopped at 12×, which is 384px however large the window. Both now fill, at any size.
• The scale readout is the fit control. Press it to return to the fitted scale after
  zooming; + and − step to whole scales from wherever the fit landed.
• The character set grid fills the width with 8, 16 or 32 glyphs a row instead of
  always 8. Columns double so a row stays a whole number of the 8-character groups the
  hardware works in, and Graphics I's colour groups still line up.

Usable on a phone

• Every control is reachable. A fixed 320px pixel editor pinned the character, sprite
  and screen panels wider than a phone's column, and the column clipped the overflow — the
  shift, flip and colour controls were off-screen with no way to scroll to them.
• Toolbars hold to two rows, folding their secondary tools behind a More button on
  small screens. They ran to four rows before.
• Tooltips stay on screen instead of being cut off at the left and right edges.
• The project list reads properly: the title no longer wraps, the modified date no
  longer truncates to Aug 22, 2026…, and a long project name gets the room it needs.
• Both pickers start in their grid layout on a phone, where the scaled layouts shrink
  each glyph to a sliver. An explicit choice is still remembered and still wins.
• Layout tooltips read as names again — Grid View rather than a paragraph explaining
  when to use it. They were the buttons' accessible names too.