Updated cover image styling for cards
As you know trading card games are a big inspiration for us. To make sure your cover images are as striking as they can be, we reworked our card display modes. That means that from now on they will not just be more beautiful but also easier to recognize in your decks as we preserve more of the original image color. Let us know what you think!
This is only the first step towards several image-related improvements coming to Codecks soon.
Backlinks
In the bottom right of an opened card, you will now find a number that shows how many cards mention this card. Click on the counter to toggle the card list and jump to any of those cards quickly. This is super useful for maintaining your wiki and GDD inside of Codecks.
Further improvements and fixes
- Activity Feed: You’re now able to filter your activity feed by e.g. card state changes or conversation updates.
- Font: Updated our font to the latest version(!?), also improved font rendering on Windows.
- Mini Card: Fix tooltip for the color-based project tag dot.
- Bulk Selection: Fix showing feedback for a few actions.
- Conversation Panel: Fix flickering scrollbar when images were present in comments above.
- Journeys:
ctrl/cmd+aandbnow work for selecting journey steps. - Done Pile: Admins may clear team members’ done piles.
- Bulk Uploads: Fixed an issue when uploading multiple files to a single card at once.
New: we’re on YouTube!
Are you looking for tips and tricks on how to use Codecks? Look no further: we’ve recently launched our YouTube channel where we regularly post short videos to help you get the most out of our tool. As the old proverb says: please like & subscribe!
The Game Production Podcast
As you might remember, we also have a podcast dedicated to game production. After a hiatus of several months (we blame the pandemic) we’re now back on track and have recently published two new episodes featuring Marek Ziemak from 11 Bit Studios (This War of Mine, Frostpunk, Children of Morta) and Ata Sergey Nowak from Torpor Games (Suzerain), with more conversations coming soon.
#MadeWithCodecks
Last but not least, we want to give a shout out to two games that have recently been released, made by teams using Codecks: Kraken Academy!! by Happy Broccoli Games (published by Fellow Traveller) and INDUSTRIA by Blakemill (published by Headup). Congrats!