Fixed a menu issue where "New Shuffle" did not work in Puzzle and Relaxation modes.

Updated for MacOS 10.15 Catalina.

• Updated for OS X 10.10 "Yosemite" • Losing in Scramble or Challenge mode now sends you back only three levels instead of five • 58 new built-in layouts submitted by Moonlight Mahjong users New Standard Layouts (these appear in Scramble and Challenge modes): • "Arches" by Tlphoto (level 4) • "Aztec Ruin" by Juan (level 6) • "Bare Faced!" by Elizabeth Bygrave (level 13) • "Barn" by 'Me' (level 7) • "Baseship" by Jack (level 5) • "Basket" by M Howard (level 5) • "Blue Crab" by camo_junkie (level 10) • "Boxed" by schugga (level 4) • "Byrt 10" by Byrt (level 5) • "Cafe Grande" by Mimi (level 3) • "Cale 1" by Cale (level 7) • "CandleStick" by Es Ce 2 (level 6) • "Closed Temple" by M Howard (level 7) • "Cosmic Sun" by Natalie L. (level 12) • "Crab Feet" by Emmalee (level 7) • "Cradle" by Prajnaparamita (level 3) • "Crazy Mill" by Olgy13 (level 7) • "Gate" by M Howard (level 5) • "Gravedigger" by Elizabeth Bygrave (level 3) • "In Square" by Ines (level 9) • "Insectipod" by Rahnsom (level 19) • "Knife's Edge" by Sevian (level 9) • "Lunar Lander" by KultiVator (level 4) • "Mimi's Flower Basket" by Mimi (level 5) • "Mini Igloo" by Bryn (level 3) • "Mini Potted Plant" by Bryn (level 2) • "Mount Tile" by M Howard (level 7) • "Mountain Bayta" by Gpp (level 13) • "NoName Tower" by Celebrindal (level 12) • "North Star" by Bianyo (level 9) • "Open Roof Temple" by M Howard (level 4) • "Parapit" by Isotelus (level 9) • "S" by Luna422 (level 5) • "Spirit Spires" by Stu The Dude (level 8) • "Spitfire" by camo_junkie (level 10) • "Star" by Jess (level 6) • "Stick Man" by Bryn (level 4) • "Stonehenge1" by Jon2T2 (level 8) • "Sunshine" by Anonymous (level 2) • "Teacup" by Bryn (level 5) • "The Frog" by Luke (level 8) • "Thunderburd" by Sammjune (level 7) • "Tollbooth" by M Howard (level 7) • "Tower of Epsilon" by J Dawg (level 13) • "Why Y" by Stephen Glaros (level 13) • "X Is The Spot" by Rahnsom • "Xylophone" by MadAbigail • "moe" by tomodachi (level 7) New Additional Layouts (these do not appear in Scramble or Challenge modes, often due to being too large or too difficult… but they were too good to leave out entirely): • "206" by JS • "Basketweaver" by Elizabeth Bygrave • "Christmas is Coming" by Becky • "Frosty the Snowman" by Becky • "Pyramid Town" by Brian • "Ship of the Line" by camo_junkie • "Spider" by MzKitty • "Star Destroyer" by Jordan • "The Gargantuan" by SpagetiNatels • "kuzuretashiro" by tomodachi

• New standard tile art replaces ‘Engraved Marble’ as the default: The new standard tile art uses a much cleaner, subtler tile texture, which makes the tile details stand out clearly. This is combined with specular lighting and engraved detail for realism. (Note: The earlier marble tile set is still available in the options if you prefer that for some reason.) • Completely reworked physics engine: Movement is more responsive and precise, and includes momentum and boundary effects. • Redesigned game dialogs, in keeping with the iOS 7 version. • Most game options may now be accessed through the gear icon at the bottom right of the main view, similar to the iOS version. Some less frequently used options are only available through the standard menu bar at the top of the screen. • You can now load custom layouts from the Moonlight Mahjong Layouts blog: http://moonlightmahjong.blogspot.com. Follow Moonlight Mahjong on Facebook for notices: https://www.facebook.com/MoonlightMahjong. (It is not yet possible to create new layouts in the Mac version. It is on the list of things to do.) • Improved help documentation: The documentation is now a single page, which is easier to browse and navigate. • Improved Alphabet tileset using the Helvetica Neue font, with tile texture and engraved detail. • Using the Night Tiles tileset now darkens the background, for better use at night. • Reworked application icon. • Many miscellaneous bug fixes and minor improvements. • Mac OS X 10.8 “Mountain Lion” or later is now required. The state of the art in iOS and Mac OS X programming has advanced in the time Moonlight Mahjong has been around, and it is important for a number of reasons to try to keep up. So, behind the scenes, the programming code has been cleaned up extensively, requiring the later OS version. If you have an interest in space and particularly in Mars Rovers, check out Midnight Martian’s other Mac app: Midnight Planets, in the Reference section.

- Support for high resolution graphics on the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. - Proper full screen support on OS X 10.7 "Lion" and later. - When you lose in Scramble mode, the "Try Again" button goes back only 5 levels, instead of all the way back to level 1 (assuming you made it past level 6). - The "Lion Scramble" and "Dragon Scramble" game modes are replaced by "New Game - Level 10" and "New Game - Level 20" menu options, once you've reached 100,000 and 300,000 points in Scramble mode. This amounts to the same functionality as before, but is perhaps clearer. - A "New Game - Level 30" menu option is enabled once you've scored 600,000 points in Scramble mode. - You can now use the space bar to quickly pause or unpause game. - Added an option in Preferences to turn off free tile highlighting, for those who have asked. You are encouraged to keep tile hightlighting turned on; it is part of the game. - Fixed an issue where the app would crash on startup if certain system fonts were disabled. - Support for OS X Sandbox security. Please note: two early user reviews for version 1.1 claim something has changed in the trackpad or mouse handling or something like that. As far as we know these reviews are simply incorrect; nothing has changed in the game's controls. Over 100,000 people have updated to Moonlight Mahjong 1.1, and no one has contacted us directly with any concerns in this area. Please keep in mind that the hundreds of earlier user reviews and star ratings for version 1.0 are not immediately visible on the App Store. Please consider updating your review or rating after updating to version 1.1. Your positive reviews are very much appreciated.