Mimic 0.14.0

This update has 7 improvements and 1 bug fix.

🔧 Improvements

• The button to press stands out: on an unfinished mini, Open in … no longer outshines Try Again or Build Shape. Redrawing a picture is now Draw Again.
• New Mini asks for the name first. Picture options are folded away, labels are shorter, and you choose your printer's nozzle once, in Settings.
• Clearer wording: alerts have short titles, the queue says Remove from Queue and Cancel Resize, and project headers say "≈ 6 g filament".
• Settings is clearer: the Draw Things & AI tab is now Pictures, General shows pictures in one row, and removing a saved key asks first.
• Resize keeps real heights: Resize All sizes each character from its own real height, so a halfling stays shorter than an elf at a new scale.
• Menus and keyboard: Zoom In and Zoom Out in the View menu, ⌘? for help, Find… always works, a new Queue menu, one order in a mini's menus, and a toolbar you can customise.
• VoiceOver reads more: setup checks, the steps of a mini being made, its progress bar and the version you're viewing now say what they show.

🐞 Bug fixes

• A crash report keeps where an uncaught exception was thrown

Mimic 0.13.0

This update has 1 new feature and 3 bug fixes.

✨ New features

• Install with Homebrew: if you use Homebrew, brew install --cask yonatankarp/mimic/mimic installs Mimic and the mimic command in one step.

🐞 Bug fixes

• Resize and Rename wait for a mini being made: they're off until it's done, so the queue never turns them down after you fill them in.
• Export for Virtual Tabletop is in More: the toolbar's More menu on a mini's page has it too, as the right-click and Mini menus do.
• Your saved keys stay out of problem reports: when you report a problem or a crash, Mimic now takes out the keys you saved in Settings wherever they appear, including a Black Forest Labs key on its own.

Mimic 0.12.0

This update has 1 new feature and 36 bug fixes, plus more in Terminal.

✨ New features

• Export for Virtual Tabletop from the menu bar: it's now in the Mini menu too, and ⇧⌘E exports the selected mini.

🐞 Bug fixes

• Time estimates stay right on a new Mac: opening Mimic and making a mini in Terminal at the same moment no longer counts your earlier minis twice or loses one just made.
• Settings' checks stay green when they should: a check no longer briefly shows red on a busy Mac, for example while a mini is being made.
• Problem reports also take out Black Forest Labs keys: if one ever turned up in a log with its header, it's removed before the report is made.
• No more runaway sizes: a mini whose saved size was edited to something enormous is refused with the range, rather than tying up your Mac in print prep.
• Time estimates for pictures fit where they're drawn: Draw Things and each online service are timed apart, so switching between them no longer throws off how long a mini will take.
• The sidebar keeps up with Try Again: after drawing a picture to check again, its row on the left shows the new picture, not the old one.
• A crash report no longer hangs: if your Mac is slow to find Mimic's notes from before a crash, the report is made without them after a minute.
• A slow Draw Things isn't blamed on its settings: when it doesn't answer in time, Mimic says so and suggests reopening it, instead of sending you to setup.
• Stop only stops what's running: pressing Stop just as a mini finishes can no longer stop the next mini in the queue as it starts.
• Stop always stops drawing a picture: if Draw Things' picture maker doesn't stop when asked, Mimic now ends it. One left running after Mimic quit unexpectedly is stopped the next time Mimic opens.
• Try Again after a crash builds the 3D shape again: if Mimic closed unexpectedly while building a shape, Try Again no longer fails every time in the last step.
• Damaged model files are refused safely: Import Model turns away a broken or deliberately crafted 3D model file instead of closing Mimic or using up your Mac's memory.
• Nothing is lost while your minis move: renaming a mini, moving one to the Trash or making a project now waits until Mimic has finished moving your minis to a new folder.
• Fewer false crash reports: a crash while a mini is being made shows as a mini that didn't finish, instead of Mimic asking you to report that it quit.
• Renames that fail leave things where they were: if changing only the capitals of a project's name fails, the project no longer disappears from the gallery.
• Plain words when something fails: a mini that didn't finish, and the AI helper and online picture settings, now say what went wrong in plain English instead of a technical error.
• Reduce Motion is respected everywhere: with it on, mini pictures and the tour's cards appear at once instead of fading in.
• A busy picture service no longer stops your mini: if Black Forest Labs or OpenAI is busy, Mimic waits and asks again, twice at most, before it gives up.
• A height of 180 means 180 cm: at game scale, a plain number over 20 is read as centimetres, not metres, so the mini comes out the right size.
• A print file you drop in stays yours: a model dropped into an unfinished mini's folder is no longer renamed and shown as that mini.
• Undo a rename: Edit → Undo now gives a mini back its old name after Rename… from the Mini menu or the right-click menu.
• Sharing a minis folder with a newer Mimic: saving a mini no longer loses the settings a newer Mimic on another Mac added.
• Grey tabletop exports explain themselves: if a mini that should export in colour comes out grey, for example because its 3D model is missing, Mimic now tells you why.
• Report a Problem says your description goes in: before you make a report about a mini, Mimic tells you plainly that the description you typed is included.
• Closing New Mini stops the AI helper: a description it was still improving no longer carries on after you close New Mini, and pasted pictures are tidied away.
• Quitting asks during the download: ⌘Q while Mimic downloads its 3D engine now asks before stopping the download.
• Updates install after you answer: an update waiting for the queue no longer gets put off until the next launch when a question or save window is open; it installs once you've answered.
• Report a Problem keeps more to itself: the picture of Mimic's window is left out unless you tick it, and reports over a week old are cleared away.
• A stuck Draw Things no longer holds up the queue: when Draw Things doesn't make a picture within 15 minutes, the mini stops and says so, and the next one starts.
• A model too big to import says so: Import Model now tells you a GLB is too big, instead of saying its shape is stored in a way Mimic can't read.
• Resize All gives the right reason: a size that's out of range is refused with only its own reason, rather than also saying the minis were skipped as not made yet.
• Open Setup only when it helps: a mini that Draw Things turned down no longer sends you to the setup steps; Open Setup appears only when Draw Things isn't running or isn't set up.
• Plain words from setup and print prep: when either stops for an unexpected reason, Mimic says what stopped instead of showing the computer's raw error text. The details stay in the log for bug reports.
• Clearer advice when a mini doesn't finish: if its picture couldn't be made or your Mac ran out of memory, the progress popover now says why, instead of suggesting a clearer picture.
• A crash while making a mini is handled: the next time you open Mimic, that mini says Mimic stopped while making it, and Try Again rebuilds a 3D shape the crash left cut short instead of failing at the print-ready step.
• Plain words in Terminal too: opening a mini in your slicer, exporting it and the AI helper now say what went wrong in plain words instead of your Mac's raw error text.

⌨️ In Terminal

• Sizes in Terminal stay printable: mimic refuses a height, base or extra thickness outside what New Mini lets you choose, and says the range.
• mimic _prep doesn't crash on a huge --faces: it says the range of face counts it takes instead.
• A size option needs its number: mimic says so when --height, --base, --nozzle, --inflate or --image is given without a value, rather than ignoring it.
• No more ignored options in Terminal: mimic retry, make-another and resize say which option they don't take, instead of quietly ignoring it.
• Exit codes scripts can use: mimic exits 1 when something didn't work, 64 when it was typed wrong and 130 when it was stopped, instead of 2 for everything. mimic open says when your Mac didn't answer, and mimic list and mimic models refuse words they don't take.
• mimic info --json copes with a mangled size: a size that isn't a number is left out instead of the whole command failing.
• mimic info --json gets imported minis right: it no longer names a 3D model for a mini you imported.
• An option needs its own value: mimic says so when an option such as --image or --height is followed by another option instead of its value, rather than using that option as the value.
• Exit code for a name Mimic can't use: mimic rename and mimic project exit 64, as for anything typed wrong, when the new name isn't allowed, rather than 1.
• Names aren't options: mimic move, duplicate, rename and project say so when an option is typed where the name goes, rather than using the option as the name.

Mimic 0.11.1

This update has 10 bug fixes, plus more in Terminal.

🐞 Bug fixes

• One base under a figure, the one you chose: when your picture shows a character on a base, Mimic leaves out the 3D engine's copy of it, which printed hanging over Mimic's base on supports with a ragged rim. The figure now stands on the base you set, and is the height you chose from its feet, so it comes out a little taller than before. Use Resize This Mini to fix one you've already made.
• Mimic Help opens the guide: Help → Mimic Help now takes you to Mimic's guide on the web, not the project page on GitHub.
• Gallery no longer crashes on an odd size: a mini whose settings file holds a huge number now shows the usual size instead of crashing Mimic.
• Safer AI helper keys: a key is sent without encryption only to a server on your own Mac, never to an address that just looks like one.
• Finished minis are safe from new ones. Making a mini with the name of one whose 3D model was deleted no longer overwrites it.
• A damaged queue no longer vanishes silently: Mimic keeps the unreadable list aside, tells you, and carries on with a new one.
• Black Forest Labs pictures survive a dropped connection: a finished picture is downloaded again if your Wi-Fi blips or the service is busy.
• Failed minis say why: when the 3D shape can't be built, Mimic now says why and what to do, like pressing Repair or quitting other apps.
• A picture waiting to be checked is kept. Making a new mini with the same name no longer replaces a picture you haven't checked yet.
• The AI helper's key stays put: if its address redirects somewhere else, Mimic follows without sending your key along.

⌨️ In Terminal

• --wait everywhere it works: mimic --help and Tab completion now show --wait for make-another, import and retry too.

Mimic 0.11.0

This update has 3 new features, 3 improvements and 11 bug fixes.

✨ New features

• Mimic offers to report a crash. After Mimic quits unexpectedly, the next launch asks to report it and fills in a GitHub issue, with how Mimic is set up, for you to send.
• Reports show how Mimic is set up. Report a Problem now adds your setup and, if you keep it ticked, a picture of Mimic's window.
• Make pictures without Draw Things: choose Black Forest Labs in Settings, add your own key, and descriptions and grey sculpts are drawn online.

🔧 Improvements

• Back and side pictures only when they're used: New Mini shows the Back, Left and Right places only when your mini will be made with TRELLIS.2.
• Mimic tells you when there's a new version: a few seconds after it opens, a window shows what's new, ready to install.
• Make pictures with OpenAI too: besides Black Forest Labs, you can now choose OpenAI in Settings to draw descriptions and grey sculpts online with your own key.

🐞 Bug fixes

• Stopping a Try Again now says the mini is kept, as it always was, instead of saying it went to the Trash.
• The base warning now says the bottom of the figure reaches past the base and suggests a bigger base, instead of "thin parts may be fragile".
• Reset keeps the 3D model you use, so a Mac with only Pixal3D isn't sent back to setup to download another.
• Settings and Reset now say what the AI helper really sends, and how big the download after Reset All really is.
• Compare Side by Side shows both minis instead of just their shadows.
• Older minis face you again in the 3D view and in Export for Virtual Tabletop, instead of showing their back.
• Back and side pictures now go in their own place when you click to choose them, instead of replacing the main picture.
• Tabletop colours line up exactly: a mini exported in colour for a virtual tabletop now has its colours exactly where its shape is.
• Clearer faces on tabletop minis: in colour exports for a virtual tabletop, faces, hair strands and necklaces no longer turn into dark smears.
• Big minis export cleanly for virtual tabletops: a tall mini's low-poly model keeps its base and wings instead of coming out mangled.
• No more crash with the progress popover open: Mimic no longer quits while you watch a mini being made in the progress popover, or in its own window after you drag it off.

Mimic 0.10.0

This update has 2 new features, 2 improvements and 12 bug fixes, plus more in Terminal.

✨ New features

• Export for virtual tabletops: right-click a mini to save a small low-poly model, in colour when made from a colour picture, to drag into a virtual tabletop.
• Say what to change in a picture: type a fix like "close the cape" when making a mini or another version, check the redrawn picture, then build it.

🔧 Improvements

• Updating from 0.8.0 or older? Minis still waiting in its queue aren't carried over, so add them again. Before 0.2.0, the 3D engine downloads again.
• Coloured tabletop exports explained: New Mini and the export now say to turn off the grey sculpt for a mini you want to export in colour.

🐞 Bug fixes

• Stop works right away when pressed while a new mini's picture is being prepared, instead of after the picture is drawn.
• No more freezes when Mimic checks its queue or when you move many minis to the Trash at once.
• AI keys stay with their service: Mimic only sends a saved AI key to the address it was saved for; a new address needs its own key.
• Settings checks no longer hang while a mini is being made, and a stuck check now always gives up after its time limit.
• Broken model files now show an error when you import them, instead of closing Mimic.
• A stopped mini stays stopped when you quit Mimic right after, instead of starting again at the next launch.
• Print Copies with a slash in the name now works: a mini like "AC/DC Roadie" goes into one print file instead of failing.
• Stopping a mini stops everything it started, also when you quit Mimic or close the Terminal window making it.
• A stopped resize keeps the old size for real: the print file is no longer swapped for the new size when you stop while its previews are drawn.
• Settings and time estimates are safer: a mini's saved settings and your job history no longer get wiped by an odd file or two changes at once.
• Stopping Try Again keeps your mini: a failed mini goes back to how it was, with its picture and settings, instead of to the Trash.
• Minis face you in your slicer. New minis open in Bambu Studio facing the front, not turned away. Resize an older mini to turn it round.

⌨️ In Terminal

• mimic stop near a job's end says what happened: it no longer claims to stop a mini that already finished, or cancels the next job of that name later.
• Fix a picture from Terminal: mimic make --image and mimic make-another take --change "…" to redraw the picture with your change first.

Mimic 0.9.0

This update has 7 new features, 2 improvements and 7 bug fixes, plus more in Terminal.

✨ New features

• See a mini's real size. The ruler in the 3D view puts a base, a person or a grid beside it.
• Report a Problem in the Help menu gathers what a bug report needs, with your private details taken out.
• Import a model you already have. File → Import Model… makes a GLB or STL print-ready, with a base.
• Choose where your minis are kept in Settings → General.
• Compare two versions side by side in 3D, and keep the one you like.
• More in the menu bar: sort, filter and find minis, and pause the queue from the Dock.
• Make a mini from several pictures. Add the back and sides of your character, so the 3D model doesn't have to guess them (with TRELLIS.2).

🔧 Improvements

• Pictures are made at a lower priority, so your Mac stays quick while a mini is made.
• Small touches: Duplicate can be undone, clearer settings and shorter tips.

🐞 Bug fixes

• Edit & Make Again starts at a mini's real size when its sizes weren't saved.
• ⌘N no longer loses your work when another window, like Rename or Edit & Make Again, is open.
• The 3D view shows that it's loading when you switch minis.
• Names keep their accents, including names taken from a description.
• Queue times are more accurate for New 3D Shape and Try Again.
• Stopped minis keep their names: stopping a mini that's being made now names it as you typed it, accents and capitals included.
• Size boxes stay readable: in Resize, "How tall is the character?" and the size boxes show their whole number, like 1.80 m.

⌨️ In Terminal

• mimic resize keeps the nozzle a mini was made for.
• Names as you typed them: mimic make and the other commands take and show names like "Élodie".
• New commands: open, info, rename, trash, keep, stop and project.
• --json on list, projects, queue, models and info, for scripts.
• Tab completion for zsh, bash and fish.

Mimic 0.8.0

New

• 35 mm (heroic) and 75 mm scales. Choose them under Game scale in New Mini and Resize. 54 mm minis now get a 40 mm base and 75 mm a 50 mm one, the sizes minis of those scales stand on. In Terminal: --scale 35.
• A magnet hole under the base. In New Mini or Resize, open Size & printer → Advanced and choose a 5 × 2, 6 × 2 or 8 × 3 mm magnet. A hole with a little room to spare goes up into the base, which gets a little taller to fit it. Resize, Try Again and Make Another Version keep it. In Terminal: --magnet 5x2.
• Pause the queue. Pause After This One, in the progress popover or the Mini menu, lets the mini being made finish and starts no more until you resume, in every Mimic on your Mac and in Terminal (mimic queue pause). Settings can also hold the queue while your Mac is on battery, and it carries on when you plug in. Minis are made at a lower priority, so your Mac stays quick to use meanwhile.
• Reorder the queue. Drag a waiting mini in the progress popover to a new place, or right-click it to move it to the front, up, down or to the end. The Mini menu has the same under Move in Queue, with ⌥⌘↑ and ⌥⌘↓, and in Terminal it's mimic queue move <name> --to front. The mini being made carries on.
• Pictures from more places. Drag a picture into New Mini straight from Photos or a web page, or choose File → Import from iPhone to take a photo for it. Each picture is turned upright and made a sensible size when it's added, so big phone photos no longer slow every step down.
• Print several copies of a mini at once. Right-click a mini, or several, and choose Copies…: up to 20 of each go side by side on the plate in one print file, ready to slice.
• How a mini was made. Its page has a Made From section: the picture or description (with Copy Description), variation number, 3D model, grey sculpt, whether it's a cartoon and when it was made.
• Names keep their accents, capitals and other alphabets: "Élodie", "McGregor", "D&D Bard" and "Дракон" show as typed.
• The list of minis can be sorted by name, date made or size, and filtered to characters, objects or unfinished minis; search also finds words in their descriptions and ignores accents.
• New 3D Shape, next to Make Another Version: keeps the picture and makes only the 3D shape again, so it's quicker and a drawing you like stays.
• Edit & Make Again… opens New Mini filled in from a mini (its picture or description, sizes, base and choices) so you can change one thing and make it again.
• Duplicate… in a mini's right-click menu keeps a copy of the same shape at another size, for a game piece and a display piece of one sculpt.

Fixed

• Quitting while a mini is being made no longer throws it away. It goes back to the front of the queue and carries on from the last step it finished the next time you open Mimic. Logging out or restarting your Mac doesn't wait for an answer either.
• mimic list shows when each mini was made in your own time, like "30 Sep, 18:23", instead of "2026-09-30 16:23:01 +0000".
• The list and a mini's page stay quick with hundreds of minis: Mimic reads what it knows about each mini once, when the list refreshes, not every time the window redraws.

Mimic 0.7.0

New

• Cartoon characters. In New Mini, turn on "It's a cartoon" for a flat drawing with outlines and flat colours: it gets the grey sculpt and is made with Pixal3D, which keeps cartoon shapes smooth where TRELLIS.2 builds them out of flat panels. It needs the Pixal3D model (Settings → 3D Model). Try Again and Make Another Version make it the same way.
• Open a whole party in your slicer at once. Select several minis, or right-click a project, and choose Open Together: one print file with every mini laid out on the bed a little apart, each its own object named after the mini, so you can move or remove any of them.
• Select several minis in the list, the Mac way: ⌘-click, ⇧-click, or ⌘A for all in view. Right-click, the Mini menu and ⌘⌫ then act on all of them: Move to Trash (one Undo puts them all back; a mini being made stays, and it says so), Move to Project, Resize (one size for all, like Resize All) and Show in Finder. Drag them onto a project together.
• How much filament a mini needs. A mini's page says roughly how much it takes, "Up to 4 g · 1.3 m" of 1.75 mm PLA, and each project shows the total for its minis beside its name. It's worked out for a solid print, so infill makes big minis take less.
• Square and hex bases. In New Mini and Resize, choose a round, square or hex base; a hex is measured across its flat sides, so a 25 mm hex fits a 1-inch hex map. The figure faces a flat side, and Resize, Try Again and Make Another Version keep the shape. In Terminal: --base-shape square.
• Stone, wooden and cobblestone floors on the base. Choose one beside the base's shape in New Mini or Resize: the stones or planks are pressed into the base itself, so they print. The feet still stand firmly on it, the seams suit your nozzle, and Try Again lays the stones the same way. In Terminal: --base-style stone.
• Previews show both sides of a mini, left and right, not just one. A mini made before this gets them the next time it's resized.
• Previews open in Quick Look. Click one, or press Space: ← → go through them, Space closes it, and you can share it or go full screen. On the mini's page, once you've clicked a preview, ← → go through them there too, and ↑ ↓ move up and down the grid.
• Turn the 3D view with the arrow keys (↑ ↓ tilt it) and zoom with ⌘= and ⌘−, once you've clicked it. VoiceOver can turn it too.
• Drag a mini from the list to Finder or your slicer to get its print file. Dragging it onto a project still moves it there.
• A mini's notification has buttons: Try Again on one that didn't finish, and Open in your slicer on one that's ready. Clicking the notification opens Mimic on that mini.
• The Dock shows how many minis are ready and unseen, and nothing otherwise. It no longer shows a tick, an exclamation mark or the number waiting.
• The base size slider has marks at 25, 32, 40 and 50 mm. You can still type any size.
• Keep an eye on a mini: drag its progress off the toolbar and it stays open in a small window of its own.
• Try Again from a mini that didn't finish. Its page says why it stopped and has Try Again, which is also in its right-click and Mini menus, after a relaunch too. Try Again starts at the step that failed, so a picture already drawn isn't drawn again.
• A mini being made says so on its page: which step it's on, how long it has left, and Show Progress.

Changed

• The warnings about a part left out, or thin parts that may be fragile, stay on a mini's page after you quit Mimic, until you resize it or make it again.
• The list refreshes by itself when minis or projects change in Finder or Terminal, and when you come back to Mimic.
• Make My Mini is now Make Mini, and labels and tips are shorter. Describe it is now Description, Use Mine Instead is Use Original, and the list is headed Minis.
• The tour is five short stops; other tips appear the first time you need them, in the list and by the size choices. Reset Mimic shows them again.
• Closing the window no longer stops a mini being made; it carries on in the Dock. Click the Dock icon to bring the window back. Quitting still asks first.
• A finished mini is no longer picked for you, so you stay on what you're looking at. Its notification and Show Mini in the toolbar's progress take you to it.
• Questions have shorter buttons: deleting a project asks Keep Minis or Delete All, and Reset Mimic offers Reset All to remove the 3D engine too.
• Settings is in the Mimic menu (⌘,). The toolbar no longer has a Settings button: it shows Needs Setup only when something needs you, and clicking it goes straight to what's missing.
• More from the menus and the keyboard. View → Show Details (⌃⌘I) shows or hides the details panel, and View → Face Front (⌘0) turns the mini back to you. The Mini menu has Show Progress and Stop Making… while a mini is being made, and so does the Dock icon's menu, with New Mini….
• Install the mimic command from Mimic → Install Command-Line Tool…, instead of Settings → Advanced.
• Show in Finder is now ⌥⌘R (it was ⇧⌘R).
• The sidebar's New Project button is a folder, as at the bottom of the sidebar, so it isn't mistaken for New Mini.
• Mimic now needs macOS 26 (Tahoe). Every Mac that runs Mimic can update to it for free, in System Settings → General → Software Update.
• A mini's page puts the 3D view first, with its size, previews, versions and print tips in a panel on the right you can hide; Open in your slicer is in the toolbar, with Resize and Show in Finder under More. The gallery shows each mini's size and nozzle instead of when it was made.
• Making a mini no longer covers the window. Its progress, the queue and Stop are in the toolbar: click it to see them. When it's done, the toolbar says so; click it for Open in your slicer, or Try Again.
• Settings is organised into tabs: General, 3D Model, Draw Things & AI, and Advanced. Each is only as tall as what's in it, and Open Settings from New Mini or a mini that needs Draw Things goes straight to the right one.
• New Mini shows the picture and the size choices side by side, so everything fits without scrolling. Its choices are marked with symbols instead of emoji, and Resize explains itself under its title instead of in a box.
• Move to Trash no longer asks first: Edit → Undo (⌘Z) puts the mini back. Undo works for Keep This One too. A mini waiting in the queue still asks, as Undo can't put it back in the queue.

Fixed

• A mini whose folder you renamed or copied in Finder ("Dwarf Cleric", "dwarf-cleric copy") no longer shows as not finished and can't be renamed or moved to the Trash: Mimic gives it a name it can use and keeps its files with it. Move to Trash and Show in Finder work on any mini in the list.
• Questions that ask before doing something now say Cancel for the way out, so Esc always backs out, including the question when you quit while a mini is being made.
• ⌘V in New Mini pastes text into the field you're typing in; a copied picture still becomes the mini's picture.
• Settings says TRELLIS.2 takes about 14 minutes a mini, as measured, not 12. Once you've made a few minis, it shows the time for your Mac instead, as before.
• Resize showed Best print and "about 100 mm tall" for a mini made at game scale; it now shows what the mini was made at. A mini made at a size neither choice gives shows neither as chosen. An object made at another size than the suggested one no longer says "about 80 mm on its longest side".
• A phone photo taken upright is now made into a mini upright, as New Mini shows it. Before, the grey sculpt and the cut-out could get it on its side.
• VoiceOver names every size field and slider in New Mini and Resize.
• Tips, notes and the tour no longer use emoji, which VoiceOver read out; a symbol sits beside a tip or warning instead.
• Resizing a mini no longer moves it to the top of the list, and Resize All keeps a project's minis in the order you made them.
• "How tall is the character?" understands 1,80 and feet (6'2" or 6 ft 2). A height it can't read says so under the field, instead of quietly using 1.8 m.

Mimic 0.6.1

Fixed

• Resize and Try Again no longer turn older minis round. A mini made before 0.4.0 (with Pixal3D, before Mimic recorded the model) came out facing backwards after a Resize in 0.6.0, and Try Again remade it with TRELLIS.2. Such minis are Pixal3D's again; Resize one that was turned to put it right.