Tablatures 1.31
Here we go with another Tablatures release.
This small update includes just a couple of fixes:
- Fixed problems in the Guitar Pro importer.
- Improved the rendering of hammer-on/pull-off ties.
Tablatures 1.30
A new release of Tablatures is now available.
This update includes several changes:
- An option to automatically insert barlines has been added among the preferences. If enabled, barlines will be automatically inserted when you add a note that exceeds the duration of a bar, i.e.:
Adding a new note now will result in a barline being automatically inserted (click to enlarge) - Print has been tweaked to exploit the full printable area.
- Floating texts can be removed by dragging them out of the score.
- Pressing the alt key while starting to move a floating text will clone it.
- Pressing the shift key while moving a floating text will keep it aligned to its original position.
- Banjo tunings available in the Choose Tuning list have been revised.
- Keyboard shortcuts to toggle pick stroke signs have been added (k for downwards pick strokes, K for upwards ones).
Wiz Solitaire (for Mac OS X) 1.50
Here’s a little update for Wiz Solitaire.
It’s been discovered that the central hole in the Black Hole game didn’t always appear where it was supposed to. Now it does. 😉
Tablatures 1.29
A fresh version of Tablatures has just been made available.
This release includes the following changes:
- The Chord Dictionary panel can be resized.
- It’s possible to click on the zoom value to edit it, for those who don’t always like to use the slider.
- When editing a bend, “Release (gradual)” couldn’t be set correctly. It has been fixed.
- A keyboard shortcut to toggle chord names has been added: c.
Create your own games for 3Doku
Although 3Doku can already generate more games than you can imagine, sometimes you might want to test your skills on a very specific game, which you might have found on the Daily Telgraph, for instance 😉
In this case, you can create a save-game to load in 3Doku using this online tool.