0.82.x✎

Two graphs in one frame.

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0.82.x2026-09-22

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Two graphs in one frame.

0.82.0A documentation example can hold several graphs, a tab each, as the editor holds two open documents. Members and fields uses it to show Tank.Config and the graph that requires it side by side.
0.82.0The Inspector is drawn beside each type example, since which shape a Declare Type is — rows or typed-out Luau — is decided in the panel and cannot be seen on the canvas.

0.82.3A field of a declared type uses the type picker, as a variable, a parameter and a cast do: this graph's own types first, then a required module's, then Luau's and Roblox's. It was a text field with a dozen suggestions behind it, which could not offer a type declared four nodes away. Whatever you type is still taken.

0.82.2A drawn Inspector's values are boxes, as the editor's are, its list heading is the small one a list editor has, and it no longer scrolls sideways. A definition too long for the box is cut with an ellipsis where the panel would cut it.
0.82.1A drawn Inspector looks like the Inspector: the label above its box, a type's fields two across with the button that removes them, and the export tick. It was drawing generic toolbar controls, so a label and its value ran together and each field stacked.
0.82.1A drawn graph uses the width a wide screen has. It was held to the prose measure — 78 characters — which is narrower than any graph worth drawing; it now steps outside the column, centred, and gets the height to match.
0.82.0A member pill is as wide as the member it reads. .Magnitude reserved room for a value nobody edits there, so it was half again as wide as its own word whether or not anything was wired in.
0.82.0The type examples compile to what is printed under them. They declared a local and never gave it a value, so the line below read a field off nil.