- Using labels for the import type radio buttons
- Non animated gifs can now be imported as a spritesheet
- Fixing frame slicing to ignore a partial frame while looping
- The import dialog now allows users to select an option between single image or spritesheet importing
- The spritesheet option allows setting of the size of an indivdual frame and the offset from the left/top from which to start slicing frames
- Selecting the spritesheet option will display a frame slice grid over the preview image to give a quick view of where the frames will be made
- When importing the spritesheet blank (transparent) frames and also partial frames will be ignored
- This allows users to import spritesheets that have been packed into a larger image with excess padding
- The width/height of the canvas used to draw the frame grid in the preview was incorrect, so the stroke width was too thick
- This change fixes it so the stroke width remains nice and thin by applying the correct canvas size
- Updated the import dialog to allow users to specify the number of frames in the image (which defaults to 1 x and 1 y)
- Setting the frame count for x and y will draw a dotted line in the preview that shows where the image will be split into individual frames
- When imported with a frame count above 1, the source image will be split into the different frames and loaded just as if it were an animated gif
- This allows users to import existing spritesheet pngs, including those produced by the piskel export function
- click outside of cheatsheet-wrapper closes the popup
- removed jquery from CheatsheetService
- removed label 'Keyboard shortcuts' in favor of tooltip
