STAGE.KITv1.1.2

What changed

• UXConsolidated actor display into a grid of tiles combining camera and character views.
• UXAdded drag-and-drop functionality to reorder tiles in the actor grid.
• UXImplemented pinch-to-zoom gestures to resize grid tiles.
• New featureAdded a tile toolbar for controls including inset toggling, aspect ratio, and pinning.
• UXMoved director and monitor displays to a collapsible sidebar.
• New featureIntroduced STAGE.CONTROL beta functionality to trigger events within the app.
• ContentAdded a 'Generic' character mask option using the built-in ARKit mesh.
• PerformanceFixed various bugs and stability issues.

Original release notes

Actor Grid:
We’ve consolidated the way actors are displayed. Actors are placed into a grid of tiles combining both the actor’s camera and character, in order to maximize screen real estate.
• Long-press a tile in the actor grid to drag the tile and reorder where the tile appears in the grid.
• Use the Magnify / pinch-to-zoom gesture in and out to change the resize grid tiles.
• Tap a tile to display a toolbar for detailed controls over the tile, such as:
    • Toggling tile inset view on / off.
    • Swapping tile inset view.
    • Toggling video aspect ratio.
    • Pinning the tile, to isolate it.
• Directors and monitors are now displayed in a collapsible sidebar on the left-hand side of the screen.
• When no director or monitor is connected to the show, the sidebar is hidden entirely.

iOS STAGE.CONTROL Beta:
We’ve begun incorporating functionality of STAGE.CONTROL within the STAGE.KIT app, allowing you to trigger events in the iOS app.
• This functionality is in beta, and is heavily simplified compared to its PC counterpart.
• Message categories, and message content is not currently customizable.
• For example, the event message sent by tapping the FX-1 button in the FX category is literally, “FX-1”.
• To access iOS STAGE.CONTROL beta, swipe to the left on the main screen while connected to a show.

Generic Character Mask:
• We’ve added an additional character, referred to as “Generic” in the character selection menu.
• This is the built-in mesh provided by the ARKit system, to provide a more… generic character for those who may prefer that.

And many other bugs and stability issues have been squashed.