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@MadPonyInteractive MadPonyInteractive released this 03 Sep 21:27
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Cubric Vision 1.4.4

A patch release. Three fixes, no new models, no engine change.

This is the follow-up to 1.4.3. That release gave a half-installed engine a voice and a Repair engine button — and the person who reported the problem in #2 took the update and could reach neither. This release fixes why his install kept failing, and the two reasons the repair was not where 1.4.3 said it would be.

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 1.4.2 and 1.4.3). Nothing re-downloads.

Fixes

  • The engine can now finish installing even when a shared Windows folder outside Cubric is damaged. The step that installs the rest of the engine used a working folder in your Windows user profile that every Python program on the machine shares. If a single file in there had become unreadable, the install stopped at that point — on every launch, indefinitely, with nothing you could do about it from inside the app. Cubric now keeps that working folder inside its own engine folder, where Repair engine can reach it.

  • Engine health no longer appears when nothing is wrong. In 1.4.3 the section was meant to show only on a broken install, but a display rule overrode that and showed "Part of the engine did not install" to everyone — with no button beneath it, because on a healthy engine there was nothing to repair. It now appears only when there is genuinely something to fix.

  • Repair engine is now offered without starting the engine first. The app only knew the engine was broken if it had tried to start it since you last opened Cubric, so going straight to Settings after launching showed nothing to repair on an install that was definitely broken. A failed install is now remembered between launches, and clears itself the moment the engine installs properly.

What's new

None. This release is fixes only.


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.