Clawmation v1.2.0

Clawmation 1.2.0 is the workflow release: it introduces Loops, rebuilds the
core workspaces, substantially improves image detection and Roblox camera
playback, and hardens stopping, input cleanup, and saved-data handling.

Loops

• A complete visual workflow builder: Combine recorded macros, clicks, key
  presses, typed text, scrolling, delays, image checks, branches, repeated
  sections, chains, notes, and stop outcomes on one canvas.
• Real start-to-finish execution: Every Loop has an explicit Start node and
  runs through connected actions until it reaches a Stop node or a completed
  path.
• Macros work as reusable building blocks: Add any saved macro to a Loop.
  Its action snapshot travels with the node, so the workflow remains dependable
  even when the macro library changes later.
• Chains now live inside Loops: Build, rename, reorder, repeat, and save an
  ordered macro chain from a Chain node without leaving the canvas.
• Readable branching: Conditional paths are clearly marked If works and
  If fails, including their handles and connections, so failure recovery is
  visible before a run begins.
• Fast node creation: Right-click anywhere on the canvas to add an Action
  or Flow node at the pointer without giving up permanent canvas space to a
  large node palette.
• Full image workflow: Drop an image directly into a vision node, click to
  choose a file, or use Magic Capture to select the exact target on screen.
  Saved previews remain visible inside their nodes.
• Production editing controls: Undo, redo, duplicate, delete, keyboard
  shortcuts, inline renaming, zoom controls, fit view, auto-arrange, and a
  themed minimap are built in.
• Safer authoring: Draft recovery protects unsaved changes, validation
  identifies broken paths before execution, and destructive node edits can be
  undone.
• Loop management: Create, select, rename, delete, save, validate, and run
  Loops from the workspace header without covering the canvas.

Vision and Watch

• Stronger image detection: A multi-stage matcher combines temporal reuse,
  coarse-to-fine scale search, native-resolution verification, raw-pixel
  correlation, and edge correlation to recover targets that the older
  single-pass search missed.
• Better tolerance for real game UI: Matching handles Windows display
  scaling, Roblox UI scaling, transparent template edges, small rendering
  differences, and partially changing backgrounds more reliably.
• Fast repeat detections: Recently found targets are checked near their last
  position first, keeping frequent Watch checks responsive without sacrificing
  the broader fallback search.
• Actions fire after a match: Watch now reliably performs the configured
  click or key action instead of stopping after it visually locates the target.
• Game-ready input timing: Pointer movement settles before a click, and
  mouse and key presses are held across multiple game ticks so Roblox has time
  to register them.
• Better test and capture flow: Vision editors can use file selection,
  drag-and-drop, full template capture, or precise Magic Capture, then test the
  current detector against a fresh frame.
• Clearer safeguards: Vision checks and playback checkpoints share a more
  focused editing experience with explicit timeout and failure behavior.

Recording, playback, and stopping

• Accurate Roblox camera playback: New recordings distinguish normal
  pointer movement from raw camera movement. Shift Lock and held-right-click
  camera turns replay as relative deltas instead of fighting Roblox's locked
  cursor.
• More faithful timing: The recording format now preserves the exact active
  recording duration, while legacy recordings are upgraded conservatively and
  remain usable.
• Safer macro loading: Corrupt timelines, unsupported future formats,
  invalid resolutions, and impossible event data are rejected before they can
  inject input.
• Reliable emergency stop: The global Stop action now covers recording,
  normal playback, Loops, step runs, chains, guards, and Watch instead of
  leaving a nested runner active.
• No stuck controls: Held keys and mouse buttons are tracked and released
  when playback completes, is stopped, fails, or exits through a nested
  workflow.
• Honest run results: Completed, manually stopped, and failed runs keep
  distinct outcomes instead of reporting an interrupted macro as successful.

Interface and everyday polish

• Rebuilt Home: The dashboard presents activity, recent runs, quick access
  to Macros, Watch, and Loops, and Anti-AFK controls in a cleaner hierarchy.
• Rebuilt Macros workspace: The macro library, recording controls, editor,
  safeguards, and vision tools use the available space more effectively. The
  macro list owns its scroll area instead of making the whole app scroll.
• Focused navigation: Home, Macros, Watch, and Loops use one consistent icon
  language and a compact animated switcher; Settings remains a separate utility.
• Smooth workspace switching: Heavy views are cached after their first load,
  navigation responds immediately, and restored data no longer flashes an empty
  default screen while switching sections.
• Stable interactions: Menus, selects, popovers, dialogs, tabs, and node
  controls use compositor-safe motion with consistent spacing and no delayed
  layout jump after opening.
• No icon bounce: Press feedback no longer scales navigation icons, keeping
  labels and symbols visually stable during rapid switching.
• Improved accessibility: Focus states, keyboard navigation, tooltips,
  readable contrast, and reduced-motion behavior are consistent across the new
  surfaces.
• Expanded in-app documentation: Settings now includes structured guides
  for getting started, macros, Loops and chains, Watch, and troubleshooting.
• Better update experience: Release notes use a readable changelog layout
  with long-note scrolling, visible download progress, and an explicit install
  and restart action.

Compatibility and migration

• Existing recordings stay supported: Version 1 macros continue to load and
  are upgraded without replacing the original file until the migrated copy is
  safely written.
• Existing node graphs become Loops: Saved graph files remain in place and
  appear in the new Loops workspace without a destructive migration.
• Existing chains stay available: Chains are still stored in their current
  format and can now be used and edited through Chain nodes.
• Simpler workspace model: The standalone Autopilot and Chains pages have
  been removed; Loops now owns advanced workflows and chaining in one place.
• Settings remain intact: Existing custom hotkeys, macros, guards, vision
  templates, chains, and Anti-AFK preferences are preserved during the update.