Card shapes remember your settings

When you try a hexagon, go back to a rectangle and return to the hexagon, your size, extension, corners and rotation are all still there — switching shapes in the card size dialog no longer throws your work away. A reset button at the head of the "Adjust dimensions" column puts the current shape back to its defaults when you do want to start over, and an octagon now takes an extension the way a hexagon does, so its 45° cuts stay regular.

Shaped cards look like themselves on the Playfield

If your deck uses a custom outline, the Playfield no longer draws a rectangle around it. Search results, the peek preview, The Box, the hand-consent prompt and the placeholder shown while art is still arriving all follow the card's real outline, and a selected search result is outlined in gold along that shape. Dragging a deck out of The Box during setup shows that deck's own card back, in its own shape, both over the panel and once you cross onto the Playfield.

Improvements

• Card editor: strokes on ellipses, polygons and other preset shapes respect Inner, Center and Outer placement, and the outer part is no longer cut off in the editor, in thumbnails or in print.
• Card editor: the contextual toolbar sits clear of the rotate handle instead of covering its top half, and hides completely while you rotate a block.
• Card editor: the stroke-width presets open as a normal menu that closes when you click away or press Escape, and can be walked with the arrow keys.
• AI Agents: the account-type choice in the setup dialog now uses each vendor's own plan names, so it matches what you see on your bill.

Fixes

• AI Agents: the four-slide setup walkthrough can be paged through again — the Next and Previous buttons were stuck disabled, so the sign-in steps were unreachable.
• Game Components (New Deck): opening New Deck with a non-rectangular shape active no longer makes the Poker tile look selected.
• Playfield: New deal works on a prototype someone else made — the Deal panel was there, but pressing it did nothing.
• Playfield: finishing a game of FreeCell no longer rolls the end of the game back.