gv 1.2.0

Video export from the editor, profile transfer in one file, filters in the level list and your activity in Discord

Video export

Export Video in the side column of Level Settings renders the level into a video. The same command is in the command palette
It needs ffmpeg 7.0 or newer installed on the computer, and the window finds it by itself. Windows, macOS and Linux, not on phones
Frames are rendered one at a time, so the video is exact however slow the machine is
MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM, GIF, WebP, APNG, an image sequence or only the sound. 720p to 2160p or any size up to 7680, from 1 to 240 frames per second
A bot plays the level (Who plays), and the grid, gizmos and selection never get into the frame

Settings → Other → Profile transfer packs your profile into one zip file: levels, statistics, settings and the library. Autosaves, error reports and recordings go in if you tick them
Import either replaces what you have (Replace) or adds to it (Merge). A merge keeps the newer copy of a level and the higher numbers of statistics
What an import replaced stays as a backup, and Restore brings it back
Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. Not available on iOS

Filters opens a window with more filters: AI content, length, progress, recently played, age rating, levels with a password or from a newer version, and tags to require or to exclude
Reverse order turns the sort around
The search looks at level names first, then at authors, then at tags

The Steam builds show what you are doing in the game in your Discord profile: the menu, the editor, the sandbox or a level
A level is named only when it is public: a Steam Workshop item or a level that ships with the game. Your own levels and the level you are editing are never named
It works only while the Discord app is running on the same computer. You can hide it in Discord itself

Turning the sound off in the settings really silences levels. Before, it only greyed out the other sound settings
A setting changed right before closing the game is no longer lost. A save icon appears each time the settings are written
Ctrl+S saves the settings while they are open (Save Settings). In the editor it still saves the level
Settings rows on phones no longer jump to their first option by themselves
Some effects could disappear from the screen. Not any more

Commits: game e164a285, SDK 589a26a2