Okay, this is a bit mad: TimeCam is about to livestream time travel. ⏳
Point your camera at the world, pick an era, and watch it change in real time using Lucy 2.5.
Coming very soon. We probably shouldn’t have this much power.
#TimeCam#AI#TimeTravel
Using the last free clean shouldn't block next month's allowance. Clean Slate's 1.0.1 build refreshes the count before checking whether you've run out. Our simulator test used all five cleans, moved into a new month and got five back. It's waiting for Apple's review.
Queued work has a stop check now. TimeCam's prepared 1.2.1 build won't start more cloud AI requests after permission is withdrawn. An already-sent request may finish. The consent test passed on our simulator. Not an App Store release yet.
An empty metadata list wasn't enough. Clean Slate's video export now rebuilds the picture and audio tracks. Our Mac regression check found no source metadata in the test output and left the original unchanged. The fix is in code, not an App Store release yet.
@YevhenNL Before you upload it anywhere. You choose a JPEG or PNG from your device and the checker reads its supported metadata locally in your browser. The photo isn't uploaded to us. It checks that file, rather than a copy already posted online.
Built a way to check what a photo carries with it. Clean Slate's new website tool reads supported metadata from JPEGs and PNGs in your browser, without uploading the file. It's live. A missing tag isn't proof of a clean file, so the limits are spelled out too.
FestForge's new sliders let you favour each genre separately. Set horror to 100% and the shortlist must match a horror specialist or an eligible named entry category. Set two niches to 100% and both must fit. Preferences, not promised submission quotas.
Calendar files are fussy about line breaks. LifeDates' website now wraps long milestone descriptions correctly, including accented characters. The fix is live; the downloaded example keeps every word. Import into a calendar app is still untested.
'No. I left it.' is dialogue, not a character's name. Fixed that mix-up in Action's website script extractor. The live tool now keeps those short replies in the right place. Checked with our two-person practice scene and 33 passing tests.
Same bed, different room. Instant Photoshoot's hotel shot list now has a worked example for a Standard King, Junior Suite and Accessible King, with separate checks for each. No borrowing the standard room's gallery for the suite. The updated guide is live.
Turns out a result card needs room for the whole result. LifeDates' website downloads now grow to fit longer answers and titles instead of cutting them off. The fix is live, with all 87 checks passing. Short cards keep their usual size.
Less getting in the way. ScriptForge's welcome guide and Quick Report upload screen no longer show the ForgePad advert over the form. Checked on the live site: the welcome button and PDF picker work without dismissing a pop-up first.
A small bit of plumbing in ScriptForge: Quick Report now has the missing PDF drop handler, with a clear error for other file types. Five handler checks passed and the fix is deployed. A physical drag-and-drop in the browser is still on the test list.
Start Free should start signup. Obvious, in hindsight. ScriptForge's writer-page buttons were opening the login screen; they now open account creation with the writer option selected. Fixed and checked on the live site.
I've added a before-and-after example to ScriptForge's action-lines guide: a hidden letter, a key in the door and tea in the wrong place. It shows how to put a character's worry on screen without explaining it. The guide is live: https://t.co/aTch3akQEQ
The export is part of the shoot, too. Instant Photoshoot's hotel guide now covers Google lodging image sizes, file formats and delivery checks, including keeping edited masters separate from resized copies. The updated guide is live: https://t.co/TBKIUSDDX4