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This feature would open for a lot of possibilities, especially for a custom-made design tab. This is probably one of the most interesting features of osb that I'd love to see work. I had some bare-bones done in storygen but it wasn't fully secure and there were edge cases that made it break. I'm sure using IntervalMaps would help.

Explanatory, for now it is hosted in a GitLab instance. I will move it to GitHub and clean it up a little bit.

Currently, the README.md file uses GitLab's now obsolete code coverage percentage.
On the other hand, GitHub does not offer a built-in code coverage managing tool.

There are two things we can do:

• use a third-party tool (like codecov)
• automatically pull the GitHub repository to GitLab so it builds and inputs the code coverage there

This, however, is not top priority.

I think requiring reviews by @Ballasi would be nice to control the evolution of the project

A property to add in the Sprite elements

Since a long time, there has been a new layer type implemented in .osb which is called Overlay.

This would imply adding a new element in the Layer enum, but also revamping the tests to add coverage for this.

The usage of IntervalMaps has been tested widely in the case of storyboarding and is very fast and uses relatively low RAM in the specific context of .osb storyboarding. Using such data structure would vastly improve and simplify the implementation and speed of getAt functions.

The main objective is to implement it to the EventCollection structure, but could probably be used by the Vec<Sprite> in the Modules directly (since they have a start and end time).

That's something I already did on my old project storygen. It could be very interesting to have this implemented out-of-the-box

The main reason why Modules are a thing is to have multi-threading i.e., allow multiple independent parts of the storyboard to build at the same time.

This could be a game-changer as most tools available nowadays does not have this ability, it would greatly help to build new storyboard faster.

Requires #8
Since the change from GitLab to GitHub, some links will be dead in the future.
It is required to update them