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[About macOS Sequoia] (Updated October 22, 2024)
Live2D Cubism Editor 5.1.02 now supports macOS Sequoia.
Other Live2D Cubism products currently released are not guaranteed to work on macOS Sequoia.
Please refrain from upgrading macOS, as it may not operate properly.
Live2D Cubism Editor 5.1.02 now supports macOS Sequoia.
Other Live2D Cubism products currently released are not guaranteed to work on macOS Sequoia.
Please refrain from upgrading macOS, as it may not operate properly.
5.0 beta1 - Keep collapsed state of folders in Physics Window
As the title says; in the 5.0 beta1, it seems counterintuitive that each time you open the Physics window, you have to re-collapse all the various parameter folders that you don't want to see. The state of which folders were previously collapsed should carry over for each time you open the physics window.