PixiEditor has released version 2.1.0.23, which addresses critical issues including a bilinear sampling glitch affecting mirrored textures and improves brush pressure response for cleaner strokes. The update also implements null checks to prevent crashes during active sessions and enhances language localization for better menu handling, especially for non-English speakers. By focusing on stability rather than flashy new features, this release aims to provide a smoother workflow for users engaged in daily 2D asset creation. Overall, the update promises to enhance the editor's reliability and usability for sprite and texture editing tasks
PixiEditor 2.1.0.23 released
PixiEditor 2.1.0.23 finally patches the bilinear sampling glitch that ruined mirrored textures while tightening up brush pressure response for cleaner strokes. The developers also stuffed in a bunch of null checks across the scene renderer and tool handlers to stop those dreaded crashes during active sessions. System language detection now properly handles menu localization, which keeps the interface from mixing untranslated strings with English defaults. This release skips flashy new features entirely and just focuses on keeping the editor stable enough for daily 2D asset work.
