Nobody wants to set up their workspace twice. But until now, CineLog would forget your layout every time you restarted the app, and you’d have to dial everything back in. So this release is all about making your settings stick.
Your display settings now persist. Row height, column layout, display mode, overlay opacity, the sidebar state, your theme, and even which project you had open. You close the app, you come back, and everything is exactly where you left it.
Columns got the same treatment. You can now drag column headers to reorder them, show or hide the ones you don’t need, and resize them, and CineLog remembers all of it per project, because a feature film and a music video don’t need the same board. We also added a new Lens column to the shot list, so you can note the focal length and lens choice for every shot while you plan.
The script editor got faster too. We tightened up the real-time Fountain formatting, so there’s less lag between typing and the format landing, especially when you type fast. And syncing is more stable, including the handoff when you go from offline back to online.
And one more thing. We started building the storyboard. The first version of the linear view is in place, and there’s a lot more of it coming, so I’ll save the full tour for when it’s ready.