More reliable workspaces, previews, and exports
You can now manage projects with more confidence, because saved workspaces are more durable and deleted projects are handled more cleanly. You also get smoother canvas previews, better aspect-ratio handling, and a new native GTA V livery export path for supported assets.
Release highlights
What’s new
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Export GTA V liveries natively
You can now send supported designs out as native GTA V liveries. This gives you a direct path from canvas artwork to in-game asset output without extra manual steps.
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Workspaces stay dependable
Saved projects are now more reliable across moves, links, and cleanup. Your workspace paths and project identity are handled more consistently, so opening, relocating, or deleting work feels safer.
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Canvas previews feel smoother
Canvas previews now appear progressively and are safer to use while you work. That means less waiting and fewer interruptions when you pan, zoom, or gesture on large scenes.
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Aspect ratios match source art better
Designs now keep their proportions more accurately when they are placed onto assets. You should see fewer stretched or squashed results when working with real model data.
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Plugin setup is clearer
Some plugins can now show a simple install button directly in the app. This makes it easier to start using supported tools without hunting for setup steps.
In the app
Where to find it
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Open the plugin panel and select a supported plugin.
If the plugin offers it, you will see a direct install button.
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Open your workspace and load a saved project.
Projects should open more reliably, even after moving files around.
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Place your design onto a model or asset.
Aspect ratios should hold up better, so the result looks closer to your original art.
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Use the export option for supported GTA V assets.
You can now export a native livery for the asset types that support it.