Release Kiln 1.3.2 · codeofaxel/Kiln

Use a decoration you already saved (Pro). A saved decoration — a logo, a
texture, a pattern — now goes straight onto a model at the exact depth and
placement it recorded, with fewer snags. Served via kiln-pro; see
https://kiln3d.com/pricing.

Your design now stands on your real print bed. The 3D stage drew
the same square plate for everyone; where Kiln knows which printer is yours
it now draws that machine's actual bed, with its name on it — in the web
studio, in shared view links, and in the panel in your chat. A part too big
for the bed says so: on the model and in the size line.

Your logo now prints exactly the way you drew it — gaps stay open,
corners stay sharp, dashed lines stay dashed.
Repair says what it could not fix — instead of reporting success
on a mesh it left untouched, it names the defect and what to do about it.
Decorated models come out as clean, watertight solids — carving a
logo or text no longer leaves hairline seams that make other tools reject
the file.
Material suggestions better respect your hotend.
More split pieces come back with pins in them (Pro) — Kiln used to skip
pins on some cuts it can now handle, like a panel with a brace behind it.
"Trust this browser" now actually works (Business/Enterprise) — it used
to still demand your authenticator code on the next call. Admin actions
still require a fresh code.
A cloud hiccup no longer reads as an empty library (Pro) — if Kiln can't
reach your saved work for a moment, it now says the read failed instead of
answering with an empty list.

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