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@MadPonyInteractive MadPonyInteractive released this 15 Aug 23:51
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Cubric Vision 1.4.2

A patch release. Fixes and small improvements on top of 1.4.1 — no new models, no engine change.

The headline is a shape: video gets a 21:9 cinematic ratio, on every video model and at every quality level, so the wide anamorphic frame is something you choose up front instead of cropping to afterwards.

Alongside it, notes stop being plain text — Project notes and Card notes render your markdown — and an annotated card now says so on its own thumbnail. Fill finally works on the paint layer, which is the one thing an outline tool exists for.

Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux portable builds below. Extract and run — no installer.

Updating? If you are on 1.3.0 or later, your app checks for updates on startup and will offer this version in-app on all three platforms. If you are on 1.2.0 or earlier on Windows, download the full zip below — the updater in those builds is a .bat and Smart App Control blocks it outright, so an in-place update cannot reach you. Your projects live in Documents and are untouched either way.

The engine does not change in this release (ComfyUI 0.31.0, same as 1.4.1). Nothing re-downloads.

What's new

  • Video has a 21:9 cinematic ratio. It sits beside 1:1, 9:16 and 16:9 on every video model and at every quality level, so the wide anamorphic shape is a choice up front rather than a crop afterwards.

  • Notes read as notes now — Project notes and Card notes render your markdown instead of showing the raw text. Headings, tables, lists, quotes and code all come out formatted, with each heading level in its own colour so a long document is easy to scan. A pencil/eye pair at the top right switches between editing the source and reading it, and the preview shows what you have typed before you save it. Long notes scroll — before, anything past the height of the window was simply cut off with no way to reach it. The window is wider and the text larger, so a table has room to breathe. Release notes take markdown too, so this "What's new" can be formatted from here on.

  • A card with notes says so. An annotated gallery card now carries a small notes icon in its top-right corner, between the heart and the reuse button, and it stays visible without hovering — so a project you have been given can be scanned for the cards someone wrote about instead of opening each one to check. Clicking it opens those notes straight away.

  • Fill works on paint now. The Fill button in Adjust closed enclosed holes in a mask but did nothing to the paint layer, so a closed shape drawn with the paint brush — the one thing an outline tool exists for — could not be filled in. Pressing Fill on paint now floods every enclosed area in your current colour, and every brushstroke you already made keeps its own colour on top of it.

Fixes

  • MiniMax H3 video looks better with Turbo off. The slower setting was coming out worse than the fast one, which is backwards — it now gives the quality it asks the extra time for.

  • Reference images and audio no longer linger in the prompt box after you move to a model or operation that cannot use them. Reusing a text-to-image card while references were staged left them sitting in the tray, and the next generation quietly ran carrying inputs it should never have had.

  • Removed gallery cards no longer leave their video preview running in the background.

  • Losing a cloud engine mid-generation now says the engine dropped, instead of blaming the size of your inputs.

  • MiniMax H3 at 2K and 4K no longer shows LTX 2.3's motion caveat. It now reads Experimental — High VRAM.

Platform support - please read

  • Windows - tested on the maintainer's Windows development machine. Not yet validated
    on a separate clean Windows host.
  • Linux - the portable extracts and launches, and engine setup runs, verified on the
    maintainer's test laptop. That machine cannot run the engine itself, so no image or
    video has ever been generated on Linux here. Generation support is therefore unvalidated -
    reports from a capable Linux host are very welcome.
  • macOS - artifacts are produced mechanically and are maintainer-untested. Community
    validation is needed before any stronger macOS support language is used.
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