10x all the renders!
Speed is the focus of this release, which also says hello to Big Sur and Apple Silicon
This version comes with a significant rendering time improvement. We worked hard on this one, and it paid off. Rendering time is not the only thing that improved, quality got a huge tick upwards as well.
What’s improved?
New rendering engine
Render your movies 10-15 times faster, choose professional file formats, at any movie length, with the ground-up rewritten rendering engine MR2. Let’s take a look:
- Rendering speed increased 10-15 times (on both M1 and Intel)
- That’s right; you just read that: ten to fifteen times faster rendering
- Tested on Macbooks from 2013 up to 2020 M1 Macbooks, Minis
- Colored backgrounds in renders now match the preview
- Memory-optimization so you use other apps while rendering
- You can now render movies of any length at the same high speed
- Better motion blur
More improvements
- Improved UI flow in the Device Recorder
- Switching to Clay mode now also removes screen reflections
What’s new?
- Export videos optimized for Youtube, Vimeo, and other social media
- Export higher quality and smaller files with the HEVC format (H265)
- Export videos with transparent background
- Open or reveal rendered movies right from the rendering completed dialog
- Compatibility: Import 50+ image formats and 93+ audio/video formats
- Imported images are now embedded in saved Rotato files
- Big Sur design language: New toolbar. and a new app icon
- You can now search for a scene or device
- Universal binary: Optimized for M1 and future Apple Silicon machines
- You can now import from the toolbar, in addition to dragging
What’s changed?
- To export a PNG sequence or Lottie animation, use the toolbar Export button.
What’s fixed?
- Fixed a bug where selecting two keyframes would duplicate one onto another
- Fixed a bug in Big Sur where certain letters in a label would not appear on the scene
- Fixed a bug that would not sometimes release memory when canceling a rendering
- Fixed a bug where dragging in a landscape image would crash Rotato on Apple M1
- Fixed a bug where the XDR monitor’s screen would be glitchy for some users using Intel GPUs
- Fixed a bug where opening a Rotato file would sometimes also open a blank document
- Fixed a bug where the iPad device would not rotate when dragging in a landscape image