GodSVG Blog

I'm planning to work on some big reworks in the next few prereleases, so for this one, I wanted to make sure GodSVG's established features are spotless and no bugs would distract me.

Ever selected multiple things in an application only to find an operation mysteriously unavailable?

The cover artwork for this blog post was drawn by CoilleNohy.

You've seen this sprightly blue fox on GodSVG's logo, its website, in blog illustrations: Vicki, GodSVG's official mascot.

In this prerelease, GodSVG is receiving significant improvements to its color picker, with an implementation of the HSL color model and multiple picker shape options.

The cover artwork for this blog post was drawn by DotMouse.

This prerelease fixes a major regression from the previous alpha.

The 12th alpha of GodSVG implements a lot of minor improvements and bugfixes.

The 11th alpha of GodSVG introduces themes, with "Dark", "Light", and "Black (OLED)" presets.

The 10th alpha of GodSVG has arrived!

The 9th alpha of GodSVG has arrived!

The 8th alpha of GodSVG has arrived!

GodSVG releases its seventh alpha!

GodSVG releases its sixth alpha!

Hello everyone!

GodSVG releases its fifth alpha, which includes a necessary core refactor that enables a lot of important features and bugfixes.

Rework of attribute defaults Right now, my biggest priority is to massively rework how SVGs are handled internally.

After four months of development, I'm proud to present GodSVG's next big step forward: Alpha 3.

It has only been two weeks since the first development build of GodSVG, but thanks to open-source contributions, there are already enough new things for a new alpha build.

A few months ago in May, I started working on an SVG editor inside Godot called GodSVG.