BATIQ 0.2.12

BATIQ 0.2.12 binary release for macOS, Linux, and Windows.

BATIQ 0.2.11

BATIQ 0.2.11 binary release for macOS, Linux, and Windows.

BATIQ 0.2.10

BATIQ 0.2.10 binary release for macOS, Linux, and Windows.

BATIQ 0.2.8

Adds native 2D Tracker and Warp nodes, including match-move and stabilization, predictive tracking, perspective corner pinning, deformable grids, proxy-correct transforms, stale-result invalidation, and undo-safe Viewer gestures.

BATIQ v0.2.7

BATIQ v0.2.7 improves production OpenEXR workflows and adds a Windows build.

• Shows semantic Redshift multipart AOV layer names instead of physical subimage identifiers.
• Selects multipart layers by exact EXR header and scopes the Viewer channel menu to the selected layer.
• Handles RGB, XYZ, UV, and scalar/depth channel layouts consistently in the Viewer and Channel Flow.
• Keeps sequence, render, cache invalidation, and bounded-memory decoding aligned with named channel selections.
• Ships macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, Linux x86-64, and Windows x86-64 packages with SHA-256 checksums.

BATIQ 0.2.6

Local Mac and Rocky Linux build of BATIQ 0.2.6.

BATIQ v0.2.5

BATIQ 0.2.5 release for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux x86_64. Built from main commit d80a84ce3cd5838f0cc2cbe35db2b71000dda2eb. Linux artifact built in pinned Rocky Linux 9.5.

BATIQ v0.2.4

Playback-focused release for macOS and Rocky Linux.\n\n- Adds persistent decoded and processed playback caches with priority disk reads.\n- Keeps RAM and GPU tiers byte-bounded and shows cache-ready frames in green on the timeline.\n- Loads only the Viewer-selected EXR layer or channel during interactive playback.\n- Uses portable cache locations on macOS and Rocky Linux.\n\nAssets: macOS arm64, macOS x86_64, and Rocky Linux 9.5 x86_64, each with a SHA-256 checksum. Built locally; no GitHub Actions runner was used.

BATIQ v0.2.3

Official ACES 2.0 SDR 100-nit Rec.709 viewer transform for consistent ACEScg display on macOS and Rocky Linux. This release intentionally contains macOS and Linux executables only.

BATIQ v0.2.2

Multipart EXR layer and channel viewing improvements, bounded auxiliary-channel decoding for large production files, clearer decode diagnostics, and corrected alpha presentation across GPU backends.