SHIPPED · v1.13.0

Hold the Pose

New

  • One-click camera angles — Common angles in the pose panel holds Front, ¾ Left, ¾ Right, Side L, Side R, Back and Top; one tap poses the key at the playhead (between keys it adds one there), and the angle the pose is already on stays lit

  • Duplicate a key to hold a pose — ⌘D or Duplicate beside Keyframe copies the selected key to halfway down the gap to the next one, so the camera holds its pose and then keeps moving

  • Step between keys — Previous key and Next key sit beside Play, or press ↑ and ↓

  • Pose from the keyboard — ⌘+←/→ changes Turn and ⌘+↑/↓ changes Tilt in 5° steps (Shift for 1°), ⌘⌥+←/→ changes Lean, Alt+arrows pan, ←/→ scrub the playhead with Shift for one-second steps, and Home/End jump to the start and end. On Windows and Linux, Ctrl stands in for ⌘

  • Alt-drag snaps the orbit — hold Alt while dragging the stage and Turn and Tilt click to 15° stops; the stage hint reads Drag to orbit · Alt snaps

  • Split easing — Ease to next key now offers Smooth — in & out, Ease in — slow start, Ease out — soft landing, Linear and Jump cut. Ease in on one key and out on the next and the camera never stops mid-move; the panel shows the seconds to the next key, and the last key says it has no ease because its pose holds to the end

  • Jump cuts read differently — a Jump cut key is a square on the timeline instead of a diamond

Improved

  • Sharper face bubbles — the camera is cropped to the bubble before it is scaled down, so hair and fine lines stop shimmering in the preview and in the exported file

  • The export sheet always names where the file lands — with no destination picked, the footer shows a file in Downloads (name-2, name-3 if the name is taken) and Export writes straight to it without asking again

  • A progress bar on the app's icon — exporting a guide as a video shows its progress under the Dock icon on macOS or on the taskbar button on Windows, so you can work in another app while it renders

  • Exports prefer the machine's hardware H.264 encoder and favor fine screen detail, so small text stays crisper in the MP4 at the same file size

Fixed

  • Fixed frames freezing or the face camera jumping in an exported video — the export decodes the screen and camera on its own private copies, so a preview that keeps playing can no longer disturb the frames going into the file

  • Fixed a frame the recording couldn't reach being written anyway — the export now stops with “The recording did not finish seeking while rendering — the export was stopped.” instead of freezing the last good frame into the file