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====== Editor ======

This is the first release in the 2.x series to offer native apps for desktop OSes.

<WRAP important>
There is a known bug with the version of SugarCube bundled with this release. As a workaround, use the Formats option on the right side of the story list and choose Add a New Format at the top. Enter this address:

<nowiki>http://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/1/twine2/format.js</nowiki>

This format should be called just "SugarCube", and is identical functionally to what is normally bundled.

</WRAP>

===== Bugfixes =====

  * Fixed a bug where dragging a group of passages caused them to jump to odd locations after the drag.
  * Fixed a bug where passages would jump around after moving from the editor to the story list.
  * The first passage added to a story is always set as its starting point.
  * Better handling is done to recover gracefully when a story format fails to load.
  * In native app builds, the filenames for stories are stripped of any characters that might cause problems (i.e. slashes or colons).
  * New passages are now properly centered, regardless of zoom level.
  * A story with no starting point set now archives properly.

===== Features =====

  * The new [[twine2:guide|Twine 2 guide]] is now linked from the story list.  
  * New visual previews of stories in the list.
  * You can now rename, test, and duplicate a story from the list instead of having to edit it first.
  * When a passage is renamed, the editor makes its best effort to change links accordingly. This doesn't yet work if the passage is mentioned in a macro.
  * Added rudimentary autocomplete when typing links in the passage editor. This only works right now for links, not macro mentions; this may change in the future.
  * Deleting a passage now prompts the user that they're sure; holding the Shift key while clicking the delete icon bypasses this warning.
  * The grid snap has been made coarser.
  * Pressing Control-Shift-Alt-(or Option)-D in a native app build will open a debugger console.