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PaperCraft v0.4.0 preview
Pre-release
Pre-release
PaperCraft 0.4.0 preview
- Open
.figfiles as new, unsaved PaperCraft documents, or convert locally withpapercraft convert design.fig --output design.papercraft. Import keeps supported first-page Frames, groups, rectangles, ellipses and plain text editable, including hierarchy, translation and sibling ordering. The source is not an automatic save destination; the editor refuses.figsaves. - Conversion is best effort: images, vectors, instances, rotated/scaled layers, gradients, strokes, effects, richer typography, layout rules, variables, prototypes and additional pages are not converted. Warnings describe these limits. Synthetic fixtures and installed-app smoke checks pass; actual Figma exports remain unverified. See Figma import.
- Includes the editable starter Frame, off-artboard workspace, bounded geometry-aware selection and navigation, and authored straight/Bézier Pen work added since the published 0.3.0 preview. Frame subtree moves preserve child offsets; Frame resize changes the container without scaling children. Pen supports anchor/handle editing and point modes.
- Clarifies MCP text alignment: choose
text_alignand text-box width explicitly;update_layerchanges alignment while preserving geometry. Live history regressions cover left/center/right alignment. The Agent dock remains local notes/presets, not an embedded agent runner. - Native files retain the lowest representable format. Canonical Bézier anchors use v4; older readers reject unsupported versions without changing the file. HTML/SVG exports remain artboard-bounded and reject shaders/ancestor clipping; PNG supports frame/region exports. No full Figma/Paper parity is claimed.
Download the matching installer or portable archive and verify it with SHA256SUMS.txt. Publication requires tests, native checks and packaging on all five targets, then checksum verification of all 12 payloads. macOS is ad-hoc signed and not notarized; Windows is unsigned. Native dialogs, physical input and Windows native interaction remain incompletely verified, so this remains an early preview.