Every change to the editor, the dancer view, and the stage. One update a month.
Notes you write on a segment now appear over the stage during playback, in the editor and in every dancer's view link. Turn it off in the Segments panel, or drag the caption wherever it reads best.
Choose how pins are labelled and move dancers without touching the mouse.
Click a performance on the dashboard and the card says it is opening while the editor loads, and the editor skeleton appears sooner. No more wondering whether the click landed.
Stage settings has a new Cheer Floor preset sized to a competition spring floor, with a toggle that draws the strip seams on the stage. Shows in the editor and in the dancer view.
Dancers in the 3D view are now a figure instead of a box, in the editor and the dancer view. Selection shows as a ring on the floor.
Chrome and Edge auto-translate was breaking the editor for some choreographers. The editor now opts out of page translation so it stays stable.
Coaches staging on a gym floor can turn on court lines in Stage settings. Lines are drawn to scale and centered, in the editor and the dancer view.
Zooming the stage used to grow the pins with the grid, so clusters stayed overlapped. Pins now keep their size, so zooming in spreads a tight group apart and clicks land on the right dancer.
Right-click a formation in the timeline and choose Formation settings to jump straight to that formation's panel.
The formation right-click menu and the dancer color picker now flip or shift to stay fully visible near the bottom of the window.
Typing a space at the end of a formation name no longer deletes it.
Changing one dancer's transition time on a formation could also change it on an earlier formation while the playhead moved. Each edit now lands only on the formation you are editing.