Bug fixes
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I apologize if this is a dumb noob question, but when there’s a new release like this do we need to do something to update it or will it automatically pick up the changes?
If we do have to manually update - is there a guide that explains how to do so?
The way I do it is I save the new file, close the running app (important! otherwise, the next step won’t work), and cut and paste (or move) the new file into the app’s directory, which replaces the old file. Then, I start the new file, and voila.
ETA: By close, I mean right-click and choose “Quit” in the Windows system tray.
Super helpful, thank you!
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are you just replacing the .exe file, then?
Yes, basically. It’s a standalone file, no installation to speak of. Put it in some directory and run it from there. The important thing is if it’s currently running, you need to quit the process before replacing the file.
Not sure if introduced in 29.0 or 29.1, but inside a scene, if it has multiple files and you delete one of them, it doesn’t refresh the view anymore even though it does delete the file. Makes it look like the file did not get deleted.
I’ve been reencoding and deleting multiple files and havent experienced this, do you mind opening up a github issue for further investigation?
Not able to reproduce it anymore, guess it was just a blip