The most visible change this release is color. You can now add colors to rows and cells in your shot list, so you can mark up your board the way you’d mark up a paper one. Day exteriors in one color, stunts in another. It’s your board, so it’s your system.
We also went over the edit dialogs. Scrolling through a picker wheel to find a value is slow, so we replaced the wheels with regular text fields. You just type what you need. Arrow keys got smarter too. Hold one down and the list keeps scrolling until you let go.
Moving between the script editor and the shot list is smoother now, and jumping to a scene from the script lands you in the right place, even after you’ve been editing above it.
And that’s about it on the surface, because most of this release happened under the hood. We rebuilt a big part of how CineLog stores and syncs your data to prepare for full offline support. You can’t see that work yet, but you’ll feel it in the releases coming up.