CCleaner 歷史版本列表
更新時間：2022-07-12
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Changes:
- Double-clicking chat messages will no longer execute a default action
Fixed:
- "File" menu was covered by Spaces Toolbar
- Sub-folders with new messages were not highlighted until clicked
- Attachment paper clip was cut off in message list
- OpenPGP signatures were broken when "Primary Password" dialog remained open
- Non-ASCII messages forwarded as attachments were garbled
- Importing from Seamonkey or Outlook failed in second step
- Deleting messages from a POP server occasionally failed
- Offline cache was unusable for NNTP accounts
- News messages were not shown in preview pane
- Address fields were not populated when using "Edit as new message"
- Sometimes only the first letter of a contact's Organization name was displayed
- Double-click to edit selected contacts action did not work
- Some CardDAV contact fields were displayed with additional backslashes in the value
- Pending chat message contents were not updated when the conversation was not selected
- Various UI improvements
更新時間：2022-07-07
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Fixed:
- Media downloads via Google Images don't work
更新時間：2022-07-07
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Fixed:
- Mailbox MSF files could become corrupt in some circumstances
- OpenPGP Key Assistant did not show status for addresses handled by aliases
- Attaching an external OpenPGP public key failed if configured with a subkey ID
- Thunderbird continued using an old password after changing it
- New mail notifications were only shown for one mail account when multiple accounts were configured
- LDAP Address Books could not be configured using IPv6 address literals
- CardDAV contacts (notably Google-hosted) with more than one email address were not always editable
- Address Book accessibility improvements
- Various UI improvements
- Icons converted to new style
更新時間：2022-07-01
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Improvement for Boot Conf Replace Plugin, now can replace at most 2 files
- Update Super-UEFIinSecureBoot-Disk to v3.4
- .ventoyignore also works in F2 Browser Mode
- Fix the bug when booting latest KaOS
- Fix a bug when booting TrueNAS Core 13.0
- Fix a bug when booting StorageCraft StorageProtect SPX
- Auto remove the redundant trailing slash when set directory path on VentoyPlugson page
- Update languages.json
- New ISO support (total 920+)
更新時間：2022-06-29
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New:
- Thunderbird will now display a message when an upgrade migration task is taking a long time to complete
- es-MX localized build now available
- What's link displayed in About: dialog
- Profile Import/Export UI refreshed and moved to a tab
- Commandline tools now included for OpenPGP debugging
- Thunderbird may now be built with OpenPGP support and a system librnp
- Added menu option to permanently decrypt OpenPGP encrypted messages to a folder
- OpenPGP: Public keys from email attachments and autocrypt headers now cached for future use
- Expired OpenPGP recipient keys now indicated in compose window
- OpenPGP Key Assistant enabled by default
- OpenPGP Key Properties now supports refreshing keys from key server
- Spaces vertical toolbar for easier in-app navigation
- Compose toolbar button for OpenPGP & S/MIME signing available via "Customize Toolbar"
- "Select all addresses" now supported from composer pill context menu
- Multiple active spelling dictionaries now supported in compose window
- Add dictionaries item added to Spelling button in compose window
- Added config option to more aggressively warn sender about having many public recipients to an email (mail.compose.warn_public_recipients.aggressive)
- Exporting current profile now supported on importing tab
- Back/Forward keyboard shortcuts added to Addon Manager
- Address Book UI and significant backend overhaul
- Importing sqlite address books now supported
- Importing addressbooks via CSV file now supports semi-colon (;) delimited files
- Opening a s:// URL now works if an account is not configured for that s server
- Google Talk chat accounts now support logging in with OAuth2
- Matrix chat support enabled by default. This is a beta feature.
- Printing using the system dialog without preview now supported; Set print.prefer_system_dialog to true
- Removing events from a calendar now prompts for confirmation
- Upcoming events in the Today Pane show how far away they are
- Icons now displayed on recurring events and modified events within a recurring series
Changed:
- SMTP client will now ignore socket errors after QUIT command is sen
- Javascript POP implementation enabled by default
- Buttons on "Update Failed" popup now open Beta and Release specific pages on Thunderbird website
- Replace "About Junk Mail" dialog with a link to the support page
- macOS] Account settings moved to application menu
- profiles will default to using "Threaded" message view
- "Discover OpenPGP Key" context menu item is no longer displayed when a key is already available
- Duplicated OpenPGP encrypted attachments were shown when display-attachments-inline was enabled
- Replaced Security compose toolbar button with Encryption toggle and Encryption options buttons
- OpenPGP dialog for key "acceptance per email" now displayed in more circumstances
- OpenPGP Key Manager dialog layout improvements
- Writing OpenPGP keyring data will block Thunderbird shutdown to prevent data loss
- When automatically attaching OpenPGP keys to emails, Thunderbird will strip key certificates
- A notification bar in the compose window will be displayed if encryption is possible but not enabled
- Inline attachment filenames now sent without data-uri encoding
- Per-recipient and per-domain email format preferences removed; Sending options moved to Compose Settings
- Thunderbird can now be used without setting up a mail account
- NNTP account set up moved to its own wizard; "Other accounts" wizard removed
- Account Manager UI updated
- Email account provisioner moved to a tab
- Link to create a email address in Account Setup now hidden if "Email address" contains a value
- Addon Search will no longer display addons that are incompatible
- Searching from the Themes page of Addon Manager will now limit search results to only include themes
- Additional fields for download limits, expiration, and password protection added to FileLink template
- FileLink will check the provider for sufficient space before uploading
- "PreferMailFormat" property removed from addressbook
- Address book contact data is now stored in the vCard format. The change isn't backwards-compatible; backups are stored in the profile directory.
- Default install directory for Thunderbird Beta to not conflict with release versions
- Tab icons updated
- Message Header toolbar buttons will not display a border when set to show icons only
- message detection for non-INBOX IMAP folders improved
- Javascript NNTP implementation enabled by default; Set mails.nntp.jsmodule to false to disable
- Preference for OTR encrypted conversation logging moved to Protocol settings
- Thunderbird will not try to use OTR Chat encryption if the protocol supports native encryption
- Invitations to IRC and XMPP chat rooms will now prompt the user if they would like to join
- Today Pane UI refreshed
- Thunderbird will not support "Secondly" or "Minutely" recurring calendar events
- Default action of Edit button in recurring event dialog to display submenu
- Support for importing and exporting calendars from Outlook CSV format was removed
- Thunderbird will now delay refreshing cached calendars at start-up
- Javascript Ical parser (ical.js) enabled by default
Fixed:
- Opening "cid:" links failed
- Message download progress was calculated incorrectly
- Ctrl+mouse wheel did not zoom in the message source window
- Open message in containing folder did not work for standalone windows
- Multi-message view was not fully scrollable
- Messages did not reload in all open windows after Junk status was
- Detached attachments were opened from a temporary copy instead of the selected save location
- IMAP folder subscription changes on servers using OAuth2 authentication were not reflected in folder pane until Thunderbird was restarted
- Improved error reporting for external GnuPG configurations
- Incorrect OpenPGP preferences were used for secondary identities
- Adding an expiry date to an OpenPGP key that did not have one was not possible
- UI showed old OpenPGP key expiry date after changing it
- Importing large OpenPGP key files failed
- OpenPGP "Repair Message" button did not work with some emails
- Importing OpenPGP public keys without a blank line following the header failed
- Dragging and dropping multiple email attachments between windows did not always copy all attachments
- Attachment bar in message compose window was not keyboard accessible
- Triggering recipient pill creation in the compose window incorrectly used the entire field as input
- Compose notification bars were not easily accessible via keyboard
- "Save message" confirmation dialog buttons were not navigable using arrow keys
- Focus jumped in compose window when closing the contacts sidebar
- Save dialog was incorrectly shown when closing empty composer windows
- Incorrect access key used for File->->Message menu item
- Changing focus in the compose window with multiple recipient pills selected did not always deselect the pills
- Sending a message with non-ascii characters in recipient local parts failed unexpectedly when the server did not support SMTPUTF8
- LDAP Autoconfig could block Thunderbird startup
- Improvements to the Import/Export feature
- Configuring multiple SMTP accounts using the same server was not possible
- Empty Trash on Exit did not work with IMAP accounts using OAuth2 authentication
- IMAP server hostname changes were not reflected in Folder Properties dialog
- Addons automatically updated when Thunderbird updated despite Addon updates being turned off
- Message size calculations incorrectly included FileLink attachments
- After converting a FileLink attachment back to an e-mail attachment, the privacy notification persisted
- A failed FileLink provider change removed the attachment completely
- Subscribing to CardDAV address books from Account Setup tab did not subscribe to all selected address books
- Adding CardDAV address books failed if an addon-provided address book was present
- Messages with Message-Id headers longer than 332 characters could not be forwarded
- SMTP send progress bar could trigger high CPU usage when the server connection failed
- Improved POP server authentication detection during Account Setup
- s folders did not display biff indicator
- IMAP flag changes from another client were not seen after some inactivity
- Recipients were not de-duplicated before sending, leading to sending errors
- Chat conversations' context menu did not recognize links
- Chat username splitting in the account wizard did not work after changing protocols
- Removing obsolete proprietary chat accounts did not work
- OTR encrypted chat did not work on FreeBSD
- Event edit toolbar button was not disabled when an invitation was selected
- Event view headers and content were not lined up consistently for RTL locales
- Mini-month views did not properly update at midnight
- Some labels in Calendar were displayed in multiple languages
- Thunderbird permitted inline editing of read-only event titles
- Calendar view reloaded when switching tabs
- It was possible to create annual calendar events with invalid days
- Detection of attached vCalendar files improved
- Reminders for events created by another user could not be closed
- MS Teams meeting event descriptions were unreadable when stored on Google Calendar
- Adding a Google calendar with a non-gmail or googlemail e-mail address failed
- Accepting a recurrence exception to an event accepted event associated with the original recurring event rather than the exception
- Various security fixes
更新時間：2022-06-28
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New Device: Convolution:
- A straightforward device with quick adjustment controls for reverb, coloring, or anything else convolution can do
- Supports loading 1-channel (mono), 2-channel (stereo), and 4-channel ("true stereo") impulses
- An impulse browser visualizes all impulses in your library, along with their length, category, and channel count
- Tune resamples the impulse, changing its pitch and length by the set amount
- The Start and End Time positions within the impulse can be adjusted visually, similar to Sampler
- A Volume Envelope sets a start, mid-point (time-adjustable), and end gain levels, that can be quieter or louder than the original impulse for effects or reshaping it altogether
- Brightness offers a tilt EQ, which favors the high end when turned to the right, or the low end on the left
- Pre-delay time, Wet Gain amount, and dry/wet Mix parameters are also available
- The Wet FX chain allows any Bitwig devices and VST plug-ins to be added for processing only the wet output portion
Convolution supports any audio file:
- Dropping a file from one of Bitwig's browsers or the OS's file manager onto the Convolution will load the first 45 seconds of it
- If a file conversion is necessary, the impulse will be saved into the current project's Impulses folder as a BWIMPULSE file
- Dragging any audio or note clip onto Convolution will bounce the clip, and then load it as an impulse
- A folder Import… option is available via the impulse browser for bulk import
- 270 impulses are available in the factory library, including real spaces, environmental captures, and generated impulses
New Device: Delay+:
- A souped-up delay, with hardwired modulations and a pre-stocked feedback loop that eats the latency of other devices/plug-ins
- Standard delay options for delay time (either in seconds, or beats plus offset for triplet, dotted, or things in between), Feedback amount, low- and high-pass filters for controlling feedback, and a dry/wet Mix control
For delay time changes/modulations, a Time Update Rate parameter is available, as well as two Time Update Model settings:
- Repitch - Maintains audio output during delay time changes, making pitch effects audible
- Fade - Hides pitch artifacts during delay time changes
- Like oscillator detuning, a Detune parameter is available in milliseconds, along with a Stereo Detune toggle to invert the right channel's detuning
- Four Pattern options for the channel configuration:
- Mono - Flattens the incoming signal for processing, and offers a Pan control for direction within the effect
- Stereo - With a Width control and optional Cross Feedback (for left → right channel feedback, and vice versa)
- Ping L - Ping-pong, starting on the left side, and with Width control
- Ping R - Ping-pong, starting on the right side, and with Width control
- Around the feedback stage are several controls and effects:
- Level Control keeps signal in the feedback loop from exploding, offer both a Threshold for when level control starts, and three Modes (Soft Clip, Hard Clip, and a Comp.[ressor] model)
- The feedback (or cross feedback) icon illuminates red to show the amount of level control being applied
- Width affects Feedback factors in the Width parameter (when available) before the feedback chain
- Blur sets the amount of the selected Blur Character, whose choices are:
- No Blur - Bypass option
- Soft - Short diffusion network
- Wide - Short diffusion network, with broader modulation and spread
- Still - Long diffusion network
- Space - Long diffusion network, with broader modulation and spread
- Reverse - Time-offset diffusion system
- The Forever toggle maintains the current feedback buffer, keeping it at unity gain and not passing in any new signal
- Any other Bitwig devices or VST plug-ins can be inserted into the FB FX chain, becoming part of the churn
- The FB FX chain uniquely provides delay compensation (for inserting devices that require it) by offsetting the delay time
- Ducking automatically pulls down wet signal gain as well as the Feedback level when strong sounds arrive to help them be heard, even with high Feedback values or even the Forever option enabled
- The arrow icon (→) leading from Ducking to Mix illuminates orange to show the amount of ducking being applied
Polymer/Grid module updates:
New Polymer/Grid oscillator: Union:
- A DC-drifting, analog-inspired oscillator that blends pulse, saw, and triangle waves
- Level controls for each of the three waveforms
- Clickable toggle to quickly switch to only one waveform
- Pulse Width control for the pulse wave's shape and timbre
- Anti-aliased waveshapes slide around as any of these controls are adjusted, making them ideal for modulation or automation
- Union is now the default oscillator in Polymer for its immediate controls and warm sound
New Polymer/Grid filter: Low-pass MG:
- A Moog-inspired classic low-pass filter
- Drive stage has similarly inspired mix buss character (try turning it up; we'll wait.)
- Standard Cutoff Frequency and Resonance controls
- Low-pass MG is now the default filter in Polymer because it sounds good and familiar
Updated Polymer/Grid envelopes: ADSR, AR, and AD:
Each have three modes now:
- ???? Analog - Again, imitating Moog hardware's fixed curves nonlinearities
- ???? Relative - (previously the only mode) With adjustable rate-differential curves
- ???? Digital - Clean math with adjustable curves, for precise time segments
- A simple one letter button in each envelope's top left indicates the mode; click the box to see all available modes
- For its classic response and ease of use, the default Polymer envelopes (for AEG and FEG) are set to Analog
- Updated Polymer/Grid filter: Sallen-Key (previously "Low-pass SK", with only three low-pass modes) now has 16 Filter Mode options, using various filter types
- Updated Polymer/Grid filter revision: Comb now has a Dampening Frequency parameter (set relative to the primary Cutoff Frequency) for reining in the feedback segment
Updated Polymer/Grid filters: Low-pass LD, Low-pass MG, Sallen-Key, SVF, XP, and Comb:
- All filters now including a Resonance Limit (or Q Limit) control, setting the point where clipping begins within the filter's resonance
- The Drive parameter sets the amount of gain (and clipping), and Resonance Limit sets the threshold when clipping/saturation begins
- Together, these parameters can greatly adjust the color of any filter
- Resonance Limit is available in Polymer by right-clicking on a empty area of any filter module
Updated Polymer/Grid oscillators: Pulse, Sawtooth, Sine, Triangle, Union, Wavetable, Phase-1, and Swarm:
- Each oscillator's Phase Modulation Amount knob now goes up to 800 % (with 100 % at the center)
- These extended modulation index values provide for a broader range of digital frequency/phase modulation sounds
- Updated Polymer/Grid module: Sub (Oscillator) now includes a sawtooth option as an additional Waveform choice
Comments Are Welcome:
- Comments can now be added to any track, layer (within one of our Layer devices) or chain (within Drum Machine devices), Launcher scene, or Arranger cue marker
Comments can be added/seen in the Inspector Panel for any item, and:
- Track and layer comments can all be seen/edited together in either Mixer Panel
- Launcher scene and Arranger cue markers can be seen/edited together in the Sections page of the Project Panel
- Comments are good for whatever you what — recording settings, performance notes, lyrics, etc. — and can be written in any language that Bitwig can display
FX Tracks Sends:
- FX tracks now have sends of their own, allowing FX tracks to be sent to any other effect track
- An FX track sent to an FX track on its right (further down on the mixer) is sent immediately
An FX track sent to an FX track on its left (backward on the mixer) is sent with a delay of one audio buffer:
- This includes direct feedback routing, shown with the square feedback arrow icon
- This also applies to the FX tracks of group tracks and FX layers within Drum Machine devices
New Features:
- CLAP plug-ins are supported for all platforms (including polyphonic modulation, voice stacking, and on and on)
FLAC files can now be directly played back across Bitwig (in clips, with stretching, by Sampler, etc. etc.):
- Converting FLAC files to WAV is no longer necessary, saving space and time AND staying lossless
Sends can now be toggled on/off individually:
- Click the name of any track/channel's send to toggle that send off/on
- SHIFT-click any track/channel's send to toggle all sends
- A new function, Disable All Unused Sends, disables any unused sends in the project, which minimizes CPU-usage/latency
- Sends in new projects are now disabled until used (by an initial knob turn or creating automation, etc.)
- Controller scripts added for iCON QCon Pro G2 and Pro X models (both with support for up to three Extenders)
- Updated FX device: Bit-8 now has an Anti-alias toggle, switching to different methods — and a different sound
- Updated Grid module: Audio Out (I/O) now has higher-quality clipping algorithms, and the module icon glows to indicate how much clipping is being applied
- Updated Grid module: ADSR (Envelope) now has a Bias Out port, sending a proportionate signal that outputs zero in the sustain segment (good for sliding pitches and much more)
- CC In Grid module: Now has MIDI learn functionality for setting the CC message and channel to use
- Pitch (Pitch) Grid module: Now has a MIDI learn option for setting its constant value
Updated analysis device: Spectrum now has a toggle for the Frequency Range displayed:
- Human Hearing - Displays the extended human hearing range
- Sample Rate - Matches Bitwig's current sample rate
- Updated Grid module: Oscilloscope (Display) now has display parameters to adjust the Y Maximum shown on screen and a Y Bipolar toggle
Updated tool device: Test Tone now has a Bipolar toggle for optional unipolar output, as well as Waveshape options:
- Sine (previously the only waveform available)
- Triangle
- Square
- Saw Up
- Saw Down
- Dirac - A series of one-sample impulses
- White Noise
- Pink Noise
- When a group track is expanded and focus is within it, all Add Track functions now create tracks within the group
- Operators: Note editor GUI updates (to show which events are playing on this loop pass) are now latency compensated [28277]
- Controllers that target the Clip Launcher now use a rectangle to highlight the current targets from each active controller, and can optionally scroll Bitwig's GUI when the controller scrolls its targets
Modules now have a revision system, for managing updates and maintaining compatibility with previous use work:
- When an UPDATE button appears on the top right of a module, mouse over it for a tooltip of the changes that clicking UPDATE would bring
- The top of the Inspector Panel for devices has been simplified and given a fuller range of icons
- Nested device chains now show an icon for each device in the chain
- The User Guide PDF has been updated for Bitwig Studio v4.3
Linux: Builds are now released as FLATPAK file:
- DEB files will continue to be available for now
- The Download button in application update notifications will now point to the FlatPak installer (when running a FlatPak installation)
- Linux: now supports the PipeWire audio driver
Improvements:
- Controller Scripts: BWEXTENSION files can now be installed by simply dragging them onto the Bitwig application window
- Invoking the Rename function on audio events will now open a dialog to rename the audio file itself
- Adding an instrument to an audio track no longer forces conversion to a hybrid track
- [CTL]/[CMD]-dragging to move an automation segment now limits movement to only be up and down (and not move in time)
- Layered editing of audio tracks no longer allows resizing the lanes when the auto-size mode is on (it was too easy to do this accidentally)
General modulator mapping improvements:
- When setting a modulation range of a linear parameter, the unit will be shown while mapping
- When setting a modulation range of a logarithmic parameter (such as the Rate scaler for the LFO modulator or Grid module), positive modulations will be shown with × and negative modulations with ÷, since the modulations are multiplicative of the current setting
- When setting a modulation range of a cubic parameter (such as any envelope time setting, or module attenuator, etc. etc.), the modulation shows the maximum modulation value based on the parameter's current set value, along with an asterisk (*) since changing the set value will change the effective modulation range
- When mousing over a modulator source that is assigned to only one destination, the window footer now tells you the one destination it is assigned to
- Updated Grid module revision: Comb (Filter) now sets negative feedback to the same cutoff frequency/delay time as positive feedback
Delay-1, Delay-2, and Delay-4 devices:
- Latency compensation is now done within the feedback loop [28736]
- Now does a precise computation of delay times (for less drift)
- Increased the delay buffer when sample rates are high
- Note: These improvements may lead to slightly different (read: more accurate) sounds
- Actions that controlled transport playback state (such as pressing SPACEBAR) can now be invoked while adjusting a parameter via mouse or touch [28638]
- Exiting a text-editing action with the [ESC] key is now decided on a case-by-case basis
Re-organized Bitwig device categories:
- New Distortion category (replacing Destruction, with all devices moving there)
- New Modulation category (with Chorus+, Chorus, Flanger+, Flanger, Phaser+, Phaser, Rotary, and Tremolo moving there)
- Comb is now in the Filter category
- Plug-in categories work similarly for display
- Support for 64-bit floating point WAV files
- Added support for compressed WAV files (such as those not in PCM or float formats) [8604][21352]
- Added button to stop an active trial phase [28446]
Fixed:
- Substantial memory optimizations for projects with a large number of tracks and/or scenes [28390]
- Launcher Clip Loop button would perform inconsistently when switched during playback [28676]
- First kick in looping clip launcher clip louder than other clips if there's a note following behind the loop [28066]
- Clip Launcher clips could drift out of time with arrangement loop active [28607]
- Sliding clip content no longer affects track automation [28425]
- Reversing a clip no longer affects track automation [28428]
- Audio events could get inserted into the same clip when moving a multiselection in layered audio editor [28339]
- Dropping an audio time selection while holding ALT (to copy) could shorten existing events [28791]
- Onsets weren't being analyzed for a sample dragged out of a multisample [28824]
- Recording of polyphonic pressure was not accurate [28346]
- Wrong loop region length could happen after consolidating a clip with an odd time signature [28347]
- Edit View was not always showing existing automation when switching lanes [28750]
- Inconsistent "meta clip" (on group tracks) selection behavior [28296]
- FX Tracks: Option to Group is no longer in the context menu [28672]
- When loading a sample file that results in an error, the loading task could appear hung, spinning indefinitely
- 8-bit WAV files had an incorrect DC offset
- 8-bit WAV files (that did not contain an even number of samples) could click
- 32-bit float WAV files could be clipped on import [28338]
- 192 kHz audio playback had sync issues [28486]
- 192 kHz sample rate: Stretch modes lead to timing issues [28637]
- Some corrupt WAV files weren't loading [26961]
- Fixed a crash when reading FLAC metadata from invalid files [28840]
- Inappropriately compressed multisample files (e.g. created by Moss conversion tool) weren't being loaded anymore [28818]
- Imported tempo automation from MIDI file could be inaccurate [28520]
- MIDI files that contained only CC automation could not be imported [28572]
- Importing an invalid MIDI file could break the Bitwig project [28513]
- ALS Import: Pitch Bend and other MIDI CCs weren't getting imported [26673]
- Humanize (Note FX) device: Was sometimes causing performance issues, visual slowdowns [27061]
- Tool device, etc.: Had a tiny gain boost (+0.0014 dB), now removed
FX Layer device:
- Solo state was not remembered when reloading a project [28553]
- Dragging a layer out onto an audio track was converting it to an instrument track and Instrument Layer [28410]
- Poly Grid device: Spikes were happening when clicking on a note in the note editor [28551]
- Drum machine device: Was crashing when inserting the device, selecting a pad in the mixer view, and then undoing [25578]
- Note FX Layer device: Notes were not playing correctly after transposing them in different layers [28479]
- Note FX Selector device: Fixed a rare crash [28517]
- AD, AR, ADSR Grid/Polymer modules & Note Out Grid module: Wouldn't always trigger on sub-sample gate signals
Note Out (I/O) Grid module, friend of Note Grid, etc.:
- Sending a note on with velocity of 0 % now creates a note (the same as with Bitwig's note events); now only negative velocity values will fail to produce a note with Note Grid, etc. [27984]
- Routing an envelope signal to the Gain In port expression was creating a pop [28618]
- Properly clips note expressions
- Plug-in Suspend mode: post FX chain was going silent too early [28808]
- Plug-ins: The plug-in window sometimes wasn't closing after deleting the plug-in device
- Shortcut added for Toggle Metronome was not working when a VST window was in focus [28257]
- VST: MPE pitch bend input was broken [28546]
- VST plug-ins: Notes with velocities below 0.39% were not being sent to plug-ins anymore [28610]
- VST plug-ins: MPE expressions are now properly clipped [28477]
- VST3: Was only showing the sidechain routing if the plug-in's only input bus is an auxiliary input
- VST3: Note expressions output from plug-ins are now forwarded to the device chain
Fixed engine crash when manipulation strings contains less common unicode character such as:
- Crash when changing cursor device from some controllers when there was no track selected [28525]
- Rare crash when invoking shortcut that was assigned to a controller button [27751]
- Controller API: Fixed an invalid error and controller 'freeze' when adding a binding from a button to track mute button [28960]
- Controller API: Crash when zooming with no project open [28753]
- macOS: Avoid excessive logging when the os_workgroup fails
- Strange situations could lead to an erroneous error ("At least two warp markers needed for warping") when previewing a file in the Browser Panel [28819]
- Infinite recursion in module graph led to an app hang for one (1) project
更新時間：2022-06-24
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Functionality changed or added:
- Added support for PDF page rotation and deletion
-
Fixed:
- Fixed downloading of ScienceDirect PDFs
- Fixed library tab tooltip staying visible after switching apps
- Fixed detection of some emoji set as colored tags
- Fixed parsing of Chinese and other non-ASCII month names
- [Mac] Fixed Force Click during drag sometimes causing accidental collection switching
- [Mac] Fixed Option-arrow not working on macOS when editing collection names
- Fixed sorting by Attachments column
- Select search input text when focusing search bar in note editor
- Fixed positioning of search result highlighting in notes containing accented characters
- Fixed mapping of Archive ID to CSL number field in Preprint item type
- Fixed space not appearing after citation number in some numeric styles (IEEE, Nature) in plain-text output
更新時間：2022-06-20
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Installation, Applications and Demos:
- The most important visible change with Verge3D 4.0 is that we separated user applications and settings, as well as stock demos, from the software installation. When starting the App Manager for the first time, it will suggest selecting a working folder for your applications (on Windows, this is usually inside Documents). This is where all your applications and the custom Puzzles library will now be stored.
- You can also choose between “Light” or “Dark” themes in the same dialog. Both preferences can be changed later in the App Manager settings.
- Having a separate folder for applications will make updating for new Verge3D versions easier. Also, you can now use different Verge3D flavors (Blender, 3ds Max, or Maya) with the same applications folder, rather than having to maintain a separate folder for each package.
- Next, after installing Verge3D 4.0, you won’t see any stock demos listed in the App Manager (thus the file size of the distribution is only about 100 Mb now). The demos can now be freely downloaded upon request from the store section of the App Manager.
- You can filter content by demos, tutorials, and libraries using small buttons on the right. We plan to add to this store various simple examples for more convenient learning how this or that feature works.
- Finally, the software itself is installed in a system directory (usually Program Files on Windows). This normally requires admin privileges – if you happen not to have them, simply select a folder that you are permitted to use. All third-party Verge3D plugins must also be copied to this directory.
- The personal settings for the App Manager are saved in another system folder (AppData/Roaming/Soft8Soft on Windows). This allows the system administrator to install Verge3D once for all users who can have their own settings each.
Texture Compression:
- Here goes one of the most important features of this release. Texture compression enables images to use 4x-6x less video memory, and speeds up rendering thanks to more efficient memory access. This feature is especially crucial to hardware-restricted Apple devices, since insufficient memory is the main reason for big scenes crushing on iOS.
- Texture compression is performed when you export a scene, if you enable the corresponding option.
Verge3D employs two compression algorithms which you can switch between:
- UASTC is a modern method which offers best quality. It is good for everything including normal maps, ORM textures, etc.
- ETC1S offers best compression and generates smallest files. However, it may cripple textures so you might use it only for non-contrast images (such as grass, wood, bricks, etc).
- You can tweak efficiency-vs-quality by choosing the compression algorithm for each individual texture.
- However, you don’t really need to choose between them and can safely leave the default Auto option, that corresponds to simply using UASTC in the current implementation (this behavior may change in the future).
- Besides genuine texture compression, all HDR images are now compressed with LZMA (i.e. same method used for glTF files). This makes the HDR files 4x-6x times smaller, although they still occupy the same amount of video memory. This feature is turned off when you set the texture compression setting to Disabled.
- We ensured that texture compression could be used with the puzzle replace texture. Also, the print performance info puzzle (as well as P-P-P hot keys) now outputs info about texture compression. Namely, it prints what exactly compression format is used internally by Verge3D on the target hardware (intended for advanced users).
Snowballs VR Revisited:
We have further upgraded our Snowballs VR demo. It now offers 3 types of controls:
- Desktop controls with mouse and pointer lock (now works on localized keyboards too)
- Mobile multi-touch controls
- VR controls optimized for Oculus Quest 1/2
- We also added more levels, more snowball guns, improved the graphics and UI, performed some performance optimizations, and streamlined the Puzzles logic.
- We believe this small game have become one of the most advanced Verge3D apps ever created so far. All in all, this demo inspired us to add various features to simplify the creation of such huge yet code-less applications, as well as to fix many bugs in the engine.
3ds Max-Specific Features:
- Verge3D is now compatible with 3ds Max 2023. The version 2019 is no longer officially supported and not recommended for use.
- The new glTF Material first appeared in 3ds Max 2023 is now supported by Verge3D, including all its settings.
- Line render is now available for splines which can be used to implement various graphics effects, wireframes, physical ropes, etc. You can adjust the color and width for lines.
- Controllers now properly work with Verge3D in localized variants of 3ds Max (e.g. German or Chinese).
- The parameter Cutout (Opacity) is now supported for Physical Materials.
- Animation of morph targets is now supported.
- The Viewport Fit option (Vertical or Horizontal) is now available for cameras. You can use it to properly adjust your 3D UI elements to the user’s screen resolution. Thanks for suggesting this feature.
- All Verge3D options in 3ds Max are now rolled up by default to make it more convenient for the users to use these options. We are thankful to Autodesk developers for advising us on how to properly implement this long awaited feature.
- We fixed the bug with intensity of the default light sources.
- We fixed the bug with anisotropic filtering for textures not working properly. Thanks for reporting this on the forums.
- Color space is now correctly assigned to ORM textures generated for gltf-compatible materials. Thus lighting is no longer crippled for such models.
- We fixed export crash when empty names are used for morph targets.
Other Improvements:
- We optimized loading of images by assigning them to textures asynchronously.
- The LZMA unpacker now works faster and occupies less memory thanks to using WebAssembly.
- Verge3D Network directory was simplified. It now displays one level less in the list of uploaded files (i.e. skips the “applications“ folder).
- All so called “player-based” demos that were causing much confusion among users were converted to “normal” apps, that is, are supplied with a mandatory .html file to run them.
- Clipping planes can now properly cut objects with skeletal animation. This feature was suggested through the enterprise support channel.
- The users of Verge3D DevKit (included in Enterprise and Ultimate packages) can now automate the updating of the engine and applications by running the Python script utils/keymanager.py.
- A descriptive message is now shown in the App Manager if the local server is down, instead of ‘This site can’t be reached / localhost refused to connect’.
- We implemented progressive loading of Asset Store entries which helps if Internet is slow. We also provided better titles and descriptions for the demos.
- You can now navigate to the URL localhost:8668/reset to clean up the settings of the App Manager. Intended for advanced users, this is a handy way to begin from scratch.
Fixed:
- We fixed the bug with the combination of puzzles not and in list check occurrence.
- Verge3D Puzzles - not and find in list
- We fixed banding artifacts with dynamic ambient occlusion
- We fixed the bug with Puzzles editor when new tabs had no access to all procedures used in a scenario. We also fixed some issues when a tab is deleted. Also tabs are now created faster.
- We fixed the bug with Puzzles editor’s context menu option Jump to Procedure Puzzle that didn’t work properly.
- Verge3D Puzzles - option Jump to Procedure
- We fixed the bug with disintegrating puzzles when a group of puzzles is being dragged (e.g. out of the library).
- We fixed crashes occurred upon exiting an AR session.
- Physics data are now properly cleaned up when the puzzle remove physics body is used.
- We fixed the bug when dynamic ambient occlusion (GTAO) is used together with reflections. Thanks for reporting this.
- The App Manager now properly works without Internet connection, which is needed for the Asset Store and Network Directory
- We fixed the bug with ambient occlusion not working in the AR/VR modes. Thanks for reporting this on the forums
- We implemented a workaround for a WebGL bug introduced in iOS 15.4. Thanks for reporting this
- Verge3D apps now work properly in WeChat browser on iOS 15.4. This issue was reported through the Enterprise support channel.
- We fixed crashes in the Puzzles editor sometimes happened when puzzles are deleted. Thanks for reporting this.
- We fixed rare export crashes related to case-sensitivity of file names (Windows-only).
- We fixed the issue with normal-mapping of planar light probes, occurred when they are scaled.
- We fixed z-fighting occurred on some non-Windows systems. This was achieved thanks to employing the 24-bit depth buffer which is part of WebGL 2.0.
- We fixed the Windows-specific issue with line endings in the multi-line text puzzle.
- We fixed the rare Puzzles bug caused by objects that: A) have morphing, B) have a clipping plane, and C) are multi-material, at the same time. This issue was reported through the Enterprise support channel.
- We fixed the issue with incorrect lighting on originally empty scenes, that is when models are added in run time later
- We fixed a bug in Verge3D WordPress plugin related to incorrectly determining of product IDs
更新時間：2022-06-19
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Support variables expansion in auto installation script
- Fix the UEFI memory alloc failure in some computer
- Fix the issue that install media not recognized when install Clear Linux
- Fix a bug when booting daphile-2101
- Update languagesjson
更新時間：2022-06-10
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- rb3011 - fixed RB3011 going into a reboot loop when the SFP module is present (introduced in v7.3)
- wifiwave2 - fixed WPA3-PSK authentication incompatibility with certain vendor and model devices