GDImageDB

Devlog

• Sometimes you have to get a little lucky
  January 07, 2025 by SpiceOctopus#godot

  That was a quick turnaround, wasn't it? By sheer luck I found the cause of the problems I lamented in my last devlog. Turns out it is indeed a bug in the godot engine as its threading implementation d... Continue reading
• Fixes, minor UI improvements, and the pitfalls of multithreading
  January 06, 2025 by SpiceOctopus#godot

  While this update contains few user-facing changes, a lot has changed in the background. As it turns out, the godot multi-threading implementation is a bit more problematic than it appears on the surf... Continue reading
• Polish and Performance
  October 24, 2024 by SpiceOctopus#godot

  This update is all about polishing the UI, fixing bugs, and improving performance. It contains countless changes under the hood and various improvements on the surface. The various tagging related sid... Continue reading
• Replace File & Source Code release
  July 30, 2024 by SpiceOctopus#oss

  After a lot of cleanup and ensuring proper licensing, the source code of GDImageDB is now available on https://github.com/SpiceOctopus/gdimagedb under MIT license. Have fun tinkering with my little ho... Continue reading

  
• Video support and sidebar rework
  March 19, 2024 by SpiceOctopus

  Full video support has finally arrived! Thanks to the EIRTeam.FFmpeg extension I can now support most common video formats. Video controls have been added to the media viewer. The sidebar for the grid... Continue reading
• Documentation update and animated gifs
  January 07, 2024 by SpiceOctopus

  This update brings the long promised included documentation. Just click the "help" button in the upper right to find out about all of the features I have not properly signposted so far. ...but wait, t... Continue reading
• Collections Update
  September 23, 2023 by SpiceOctopus

  It's finally done \o/ As the name implies, the collections update introduces the new feature of collections. Collections allow bundling images together in an ordered fashion. They are ideal for comics... Continue reading