- store.seedDefaultButtonClip(name) adds a button clip with a single
shared rect asset and four pre-populated state stacks in blue shades
(normal/hover/pressed/disabled). Layer name 'Face' is consistent so
transitions can later pair layers by name.
- AssetSidebar gets a Buttons section below Clips: create via prompt,
rename, delete, drag-to-track. Drag uses a new dataTransfer type
'application/x-animatr-button-clip' to keep it distinct from
animation-clip drops.
- Timeline clip-lane drop accepts both types and dispatches
addClipInstance / addButtonInstance accordingly; the new-track
drop zone handles both too, so dragging a button to an empty area
creates a fresh clip track + instance in one step.
- i18n for the sidebar strings and three dialogs.
- test covers seedDefaultButtonClip: four populated states, shared
asset, consistent layer name.
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- Clipboard paste creates an image layer: a document-level paste
listener detects image items in the clipboard (Strg+V after a
screenshot, e.g.) and imports them via the shared helper. Skipped
when focus is in a real text input / textarea / contenteditable.
- Shared importImageFile() helper in fileLoader.ts replaces the
duplicated image-import logic in AssetSidebar and CanvasStage's
clipart-drop path. Optional position argument for drop-at-point.
- Clipart folder persistence hardened for reloads:
- initialize() is now safely re-runnable (no-ops only once a handle
is actually loaded, tolerates refresh failures so the folder name
survives even if permission isn't auto-granted)
- App.vue's onMounted kicks off initialize() so it runs regardless
of whether the drawer component has mounted
- DocumentSettings re-invokes initialize() each time the modal
opens — covers app-start races and gives the user gesture needed
for FS Access permission prompts
- Opening the drawer refreshes thumbnails when handle is set but
items are empty, so the user-gesture context restores permission
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- Freeform drawing tool: new sidebar button enters a click-to-draw mode
that appends points, shows a live ghost preview line, and exits via
Enter or double-click (near the start point closes the path). Works
end-to-end through all four render pipelines.
- Polygon authoring gestures: double-click on a path inserts a vertex on
the nearest edge; double-click on an open polygon's endpoint resumes
the drawing session from that end, reversing point order when needed.
- Stroke + closed-path properties: all shape types (rect, circle, text,
polygon) expose stroke color, stroke width, and (for polygons) a
closed toggle. Fill and stroke each support a "transparent" switch so
shapes can render as outline-only or fill-only.
- Mask preview no longer inherits the user's stroke — the dashed ghost
keeps its own outline regardless of stroke-width changes.
- Playhead no longer dims on inactive timeline tracks; only keyframes,
segments and clip blocks fade.
- Properties panel point-count control for polygons, plus per-keyframe
points animation that correctly interpolates once a baseline exists.
- Pivot drag hides the rotation handle until release.
- Transformer attach retries on a short timer to avoid races where the
Konva node hasn't mounted yet when selection changes.
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- Polygon asset type with per-vertex animation: new sidebar button inserts a
hexagon; vertex handles in the editor write per-keyframe `points` arrays
that interpolate between keyframes (requires matching point counts).
- Canvas mask preview: toggle in the zoom toolbar switches the stage
between the editable ghost view and a rendered view that applies the
actual masking via the shared canvas 2D path.
- Properties panel is grouped into collapsible sections (Transform, Text,
Appearance, Shadow, Mask) with per-section open/closed state persisted
to localStorage.
- Sidebar shape buttons are icon-only to reclaim width for the Polygon
entry.
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