Daydream Doodler

Improved:

• Now compiled with Swift 5.
• You can now rearrange the pictures in "Work in Progress" by pressing and then moving to a new position.
• You can now right-click on any picture in "Work in Progress" to bring up a menu with a culled list of options (as well as selecting it, if it wasn’t already).You can now rearrange the colors in the palette by pressing and then moving a color to a new position (or outside the toolbar, to delete).
• You can now press and move the Current Color to a specific position in the palette.
• You can now change the size of the control knobs for the current color’s hue, saturation, brightness, in the Current Color menu, under "Customize Toolbar".
• Temporary Palette Section: Colors are now added and removed to/from the end of the section instead of being inserted/deleted first.
• You can now switch between three different customizable color palettes in the Palette menu (Click the palette’s "…" button).
• Some of the buttons now rearrange themselves when you move the toolbar to the other side, in order to maintain a position relative to the picture. This behavior can be switched off in the Current Color menu, under "Customize Toolbar".
• Misc. things.

New:

• Encyclopedia of named colors, accessible from the Current Color menu.
• (Pro) Added new draw mode: Ellipse.
• Seamless Pattern Editing mode that lets you display the picture as tiles next to each other. You’re free to draw anywhere on these tiles, so you can easily create seamless patterns for use as website or desktop backgrounds, in print, or for textures in 3d modelling. Toggle this feature on/off in "Work in Progress", in the menu that comes up when you click the "…" button.
• A special palette section at the end, where you can click a short or long button to bring up a short or long list of named colors. It can be switched off in the menu that comes up when you click the palette’s "…" button.
• You can now choose which drawing tool you want a tool button to have by clicking the selected tool. You are allowed to have multiple instances of the same tool, which can be very useful since they have different settings and color. For example, you could assign your favorite drawing tool to three buttons, one with a small size suitable for sketching, one suitable for normal drawing, and one large-sized with a dark color and low force value suitable for drawing shadows.
• (Pro) Move, a layer operation that can offset a layer’s position by x number of pixels.
• (Pro) Layer Mover tool, to grab a layer and move its position.

Fixed:

• Misc. issues.