PixiEditor has released patch version 2.1.2.3 for its 2D graphics editor, addressing various rendering and color conversion bugs that emerged after the major 2.1 update in April. The update resolves a GPU shader issue that caused incorrect color rendering, improves performance with font caching, and fixes the autosaver function to prevent unwanted overwriting of brush libraries. Additionally, it corrects pixel art anti-aliasing and selection bounds during document resizing, enhancing overall usability. Developed by Krzysztof Krysiński, PixiEditor continues to rely on community support for funding and is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows

PixiEditor 2.1.2.3 Update Fixes Color Math, Autosaver, and Rendering Bugs

PixiEditor has released patch version 2.1.2.3 for its universal 2D graphics editor, arriving nearly five months after the major 2.1 overhaul shipped in April. The new build consolidates eight pull requests merged in rapid succession, squashing a GPU shader bug where red would render as cyan and stopping the autosaver from rewriting your brush library. Alongside the color fixes, the update adds font caching for improved performance and resolves long-standing issues with high-DPI previews and selection bounds during canvas resizing.

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