Version

Kage Versions

v0.8.x - LATEST RELEASE

Original release date : 2024 Feb 10th
Latest version : v0.8.240224
Release date : 2024 Feb 24th
v0.8.x went into the Dark Side -- with Dark Theme being introduced.

v0.8.x revamped how Kage Studio does Undo/Redo. It started supporting PNG to fade-in and out with Tweening.

v0.7.x - No longer maintained

Original release date : 2022 Dec 27th
Latest version : v0.7.230723
Release date : 2023 Jul 23rd
With v0.7.x, the Zoom Tool was revamped which made Kage Studio to run more smoother.

v0.7.x started supporting PNG to be loaded into Kage Studio.

v0.6.x - No longer maintained

Original release date : 2022 Jun 22nd
Latest version : v0.6.220919
Release date : 2022 Sep 19th
v0.6.x introduced lots of User-Experience improvements making the software even more User-friendly.

v0.6.x also started supporting Export to Spritesheet so Game Devs/Designers can create, animate, and export their game character with Kage Studio.

v0.5.x - No longer maintained

Original release date : 2021 Dec 22nd
Latest version : v0.5.220225
Release date : 2022 Feb 25th
v0.5.x started supporting Export to SVG and minor Interface revamp to support smaller screen resolutions.

v0.5.x is also the first publicly available Kage Studio for macOS (Intel)

v0.4.x - No longer maintained

Original release date : 2020 Oct 24th
Latest version : v0.4.210416
Release date : 2021 Apr 16th
v0.4.x initially introduced Pencil Tool, allowing animators to doodle their animation before refining it with vector lines. Noticeable speed was observed thanks to optimizations.

v0.3.x - No longer maintained

Original release date : 2020 Apr 11th
Latest version : v0.3.200527
Release date : 2020 May 27th
v0.3.x introduced Tweening into Kage Studio. It's also the first publicly available Kage Studio on GNU/Linux.

v0.2.x - No longer maintained

Original release date : 2020 Feb 20th
Latest version : v0.2.200330
Release date : 2020 March 20th
v0.2.x is the very first publicly available Kage Studio let users animate on Kage Studio for the first time -- previously, if you compile the code, Kage Studio was pretty much a very basic vector app that let's you draw, that's it.