New label manual. Fixes to ios and gui layouts manuals.

docs/en/manuals/gui-layouts.md

@@ -54,13 +54,13 @@ The *Default* layout is only used if there are no other layouts added to the GUI
 
 When editing a GUI scene, all nodes are edited on a particular layout. The currently selected layout is indicated in the gui scene layout dropdown.
 
-![Editing default layer](images/layouts/layouts_default.png)
+![Editing default layout](images/layouts/layouts_default.png)
 
-You also get visual feedback on whether a node overrides a property on the currently selected layer (other than *Default*) or not. Each change to a node property that you do with a layout selected _overrides_ the property in respect to the *Default* layout. Properties that are overridden are marked in blue. You can click on the reset button next to the property to reset the property to the default value.
+You also get visual feedback on whether a node overrides a property on the currently selected layout (other than *Default*) or not. Each change to a node property that you do with a layout selected _overrides_ the property in respect to the *Default* layout. Properties that are overridden are marked in blue. You can click on the reset button next to the property to reset the property to the default value.
 
 ![Editing with layouts](images/layouts/layouts_modified.png)
 
-Note that layers only override properties. A layer cannot delete or create new nodes. If you need to remove a node from a layer you can either move the node off-screen or delete it with script logic. You should also pay attention to the currently selected layout. If you add a layout to your project, the new layout will be set up according to the currently selected layout. Also, copying and pasting nodes considers the currently selected layout, when copying *and* when pasting.
+Note that layouts only override properties. A layout cannot delete or create new nodes. If you need to remove a node from a layout you can either move the node off-screen or delete it with script logic. You should also pay attention to the currently selected layout. If you add a layout to your project, the new layout will be set up according to the currently selected layout. Also, copying and pasting nodes considers the currently selected layout, when copying *and* when pasting.
 
 ## Layout change messages
 

docs/en/manuals/ios.md

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ brief: This manual explains how to build and run games and apps on iOS devices i
 
 iOS requires that _any_ app that you build and want to run on your phone or tablet _must_ be signed with an Apple-issued certificate and provisioning profile. This manual explains the steps involved in bundling your game for iOS. During development, running your game through the [development app](/manuals/dev-app) is often preferred since it allows you to hot reload content and code wirelessly directly to your device.
 
+Note that it is not currently possible to run a build in the iOS simulator.
+
 ## Apple's code signing process
 
 The security associated with iOS apps consists of several components. You can get access to the required tools by singing up to the [Apple's iOS Developer Program](https://developer.apple.com/programs/). When you have enrolled, go to the [Apple's Developer Member Center](https://developer.apple.com/membercenter/index.action).

docs/en/manuals/label.md

@@ -5,41 +5,44 @@ brief: This manual explains how to use label components to use text with game ob
 
 # Label
 
-The *Label* component exists to allow you to attach text content to any game object. While Defold's GUI support is advanced, using it to glue information to in game objects can be tricky since GUIs do not live in the game world.
+A *Label* component renders a piece of text on screen, in game space. By default it is sorted and drawn with all sprite and tile graphics. The component has a set of properties that governs how the text is rendered. Defold's GUI supports text but it can be tricky to place GUI elements in the game world. Labels make this easier.
 
 ## Creating a label
 
-A label component renders a piece of text on screen, in game space. By default it is sorted and drawn with all sprite and tile graphics. The component has a set of properties that governs how the text is rendered.
+To create a Label component, <kbd>right click</kbd> the game object and selecting <kbd>Add Component ▸ Label</kbd>.
 
-To create a Label component, either:
+![Add label](images/label/add_label.png){srcset="images/label/[email protected] 2x"}
 
-1. Add a new component in-place in an existing game object by right clicking the game object and selecting *Add Component*. Select *Label* and press *OK*.
+(If you want to instantiate several labels from the same template you can alternatively make a new label component file: <kbd>right click</kbd> a folder in the *Assets* browser and select <kbd>New... ▸ Label</kbd>, then add the file as component to any game objects)
 
-  ![Add label](images/label/add_label.png)
+![New label](images/label/label.png){srcset="images/label/[email protected] 2x"}
 
-2. If you want to instantiate several labels from the same template you can alternatively make a new *Label File* (right click a folder in the *Project Explorer* and select <kbd>New ▸ Label File</kbd>) and then add that to one or more game objects by right clicking the game objects, selecting <kbd>Add Component From File</kbd> and selecting your new label file.
+Set the *Font* property to the font you want to use and make sure to set the *Material* property to a material that matches the font type:
 
-The new label component has a set of special properties exposed that you can change in the editor or in runtime.
+![Font and material](images/label/font_material.png){srcset="images/label/[email protected] 2x"}
 
-![New Label component](images/label/label_component.png)
+## Label properties
 
-*Size*
-: The size of the text bounding box. If *Line Break* is set below this governs at what point the text should break.
+Apart from the properties *Id*, *Position*, *Rotation* and *Scale* the following component specific properties exist:
 
 *Text*
-: This property contains the text displayed.
+: The text content of the label.
+
+*Size*
+: The size of the text bounding box. If *Line Break* is set the width specifies at what point the text should break.
 
 *Color*
 : The color of the text.
 
-*Alpha*
-: The alpha value of the text.
+*Outline*
+: The color of the outline.
 
-*Pivot*
-: The pivot of the text. Use this to change text alignment (see below).
+*Shadow*
+: The color of the shadow.
 
-*Line Break*
-: Text alignment follows the pivot setting and setting the this property allows the text to flow over several lines. The width of the component determines where the text will wrap. Note that there has to be a space in the text for it to break.
+::: sidenote
+Note that the default material has shadow rendering disabled for performance reasons.
+:::
 
 *Leading*
 : A scaling number for the line spacing. A value of 0 gives no line spacing. Defaults to 1.
@@ -47,28 +50,24 @@ The new label component has a set of special properties exposed that you can cha
 *Tracking*
 : A scaling number for the letter spacing. Defaults to 0.
 
-*Outline*
-: The color of the outline.
-
-*Outline Alpha*
-: The value of the alpha channel for the generated outline. 0.0--1.0.
+*Pivot*
+: The pivot of the text. Use this to change text alignment (see below).
 
-*Shadow*
-: The color of the shadow.
+*Blend Mode*
+: The blend mode to use when rendering this component.
 
-*Shadow Alpha*
-: The value of the alpha channel for the generated shadow. 0.0--1.0.
+*Line Break*
+: Text alignment follows the pivot setting and setting the this property allows the text to flow over several lines. The width of the component determines where the text will wrap. Note that there has to be a space in the text for it to break.
 
 *Font*
 : The font resource to use for this label.
 
-::: sidenote
-Note that the default material has shadow rendering disabled for performance reasons.
-:::
+*Material*
+: The material to use for rendering this label. Make sure to select a material that is created for the font type that you use (bitmap, distance field or BMFont).
 
-## Alignment
+## Pivot and alignment
 
-By setting the pivot you can change the alignment mode for the text.
+By setting the *Pivot* property you can change the alignment mode for the text.
 
 *Center*
 : If the pivot is set to `Center`, `North` or `South`, the text is center-aligned.
@@ -79,7 +78,7 @@ By setting the pivot you can change the alignment mode for the text.
 *Right*
 : If the pivot is set to any of the `East` modes, the text is right-aligned.
 
-![Text alignment](images/label/align.png)
+![Text alignment](images/label/align.png){srcset="images/label/[email protected] 2x"}
 
 ## Runtime manipulation
 
@@ -91,12 +90,12 @@ You can manipulate labels in runtime by getting and setting the label text as we
 `outline`
 : The label outline color (`vector4`)
 
-`scale`
-: The label scale, either a `number` for uniform scaling or a `vector3` for individual scaling along each axis.
-
 `shadow`
 : The label shadow color (`vector4`)
 
+`scale`
+: The label scale, either a `number` for uniform scaling or a `vector3` for individual scaling along each axis.
+
 `size`
 : The label size (`vector3`)