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CozyClay 1.5.0

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@HaD0Yun HaD0Yun released this 23 Aug 17:41
· 100 commits to main since this release

The release where the camera can climb a shaped path, recordings leave the studio as
standard MP4 files, and generated falls finally reach the ground.

Shape a crane move

Rail Follow now carries a persisted crane-height profile with two to eight points instead
of only a start and end height. The camera evaluates the profile with a monotone cubic
curve, so it passes through every authored height without overshooting. Purple handles in
the scene and matching markers in each Shot card stay synchronized: drag vertically to set
height, Shift-drag along the rail, double-click to add a point, and delete an interior point.
One undo reverses one complete gesture, and older {start,end} projects migrate to pinned
endpoints automatically.

Record a real MP4

Record now downloads a fast-start H.264 MP4 at 24 fps instead of WebM. The exporter tries
High, Main, then Baseline AVC profiles, keeps frame-addressed deterministic rendering, and
fails by name when the browser has no compatible H.264 WebCodecs encoder rather than
producing a misleading MP4 that desktop editors cannot open. Mediabunny performs the
in-browser muxing and is documented in the third-party notices.

Falls that read in previs

When generated motion walks off its support, CozyClay can stage a ballistic root drop with
horizontal drift, a readable fall clock, and an impact hold instead of leaving the character
suspended at the roof edge. Motion completion now means the editor acknowledged and
installed the take: explicit rejection fails visibly, reconnects do not duplicate the
installation, and an uncertain lost acknowledgement is never retried as though nothing
happened.

ARDY bridge fixes

  • Local runner options now reach the bridge instead of disappearing between processes.
  • Camera-clause cleanup no longer mistakes ordinary object nouns for camera instructions.
  • The prompt guide distinguishes measured upstream behavior from local authoring heuristics.
  • Demo and operations documentation now use supported options and cite the four-second
    waypoint-history evidence honestly.