v1.5.3

Exporter:

• Better error messages for movie parse failures
• Regenerate signing certificate

Runtime:

• Build against Starling 2.2

UPGRADE TROUBLESHOOTING:
If you're upgrading from a previous version of the Flump Export tool, you may (will?) see an error about a damaged installer or signing certificate. To fix this, you'll likely need to completely uninstall your previous version first, because the signing certificate has been changed.

1.5.1

Exporter:

• Fixed: Don't pad single textures that fit exactly in an atlas
• Added: AutomaticExporter: '--unmodified' flag to force exporting regardless of 'modified' status

Runtime:

• Added: Movie.setLayerEnabled()
• Fixed: proper handling of Movie.removeChild()
• Changed: Build against Starling 2.1

1.5.0

Runtime:

• Built against Starling 2.0.1

Includes changes from 1.4.2 and 1.4.3:

Runtime:

• Fixed: MoviePlayer better detects whether it should manage a Movie or not
• Added: Library.getSymbolCreator()
• Added: Movie.recursiveGoTo()

Exporter:

• Changed: command-line exporter doesn't publish "combined" formats if they haven't been modified

1.4.1

Exporter:

• Fixed: "export combined" projects with varying FLA framerates properly report errors now. (A regression in 1.4 caused any project with varying framerates to simply fail to load.)

Flump 1.4

Runtime:

• License changed to ever-so-slightly more permissive MIT (from BSD)

Exporter:

• added: "Combine" project option. This lets you combine a project's output into a single texture atlas/JSON combo, which is especially useful for mobile games, where avoiding GPU state changes can result in much better performance. (Thanks, Nathan Curtis.)
• added: Mac command line exporting. There's a bash script in the Exporter's rsrc/ directory that launches Flump and exports the given .flump project, so Flump can be part of your automated build process. (Thanks, Nathan Curtis.)
• added: The "additionalScaleFactors" project setting is replaced with "scaleFactors." This allows you to, e.g., just export @2x textures without getting 1X textures as well. (Thanks, Nathan Curtis.)
• updated: Use the MaxRect algorithm for texture packing. This speeds up the export process a bit. (Thanks, matyasatfp.)

1.3

1.3 release