You can now put cameras and screens inside your scenes.
Presenting, text editing and co-editing are easier, and in the web editor a camera or a screen can play live inside a scene.
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Stream
For: WebShow a camera or a screen live inside a scene with Stream in the toolbar. Use this device’s camera or screen, a phone’s camera or another computer’s screen connected through the remote, and they come on when you start presenting.
See it in the guide
Improvements
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Presentation
Home and End jump to the first and last scenes, and B and W black out or white out the screen from Presenter View too. The pointer hides after 3 seconds without moving.
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Video and audio playback
Video and audio synced to the timeline play in your presentation as you set them. On iPad and in Safari, background music that runs across scenes carries on without a break as you advance.
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Co-editing
Undo keeps what a collaborator changed after your edit, and Follow carries on when the person you follow loses their connection for a moment.
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Toolbar in narrow windows
In a narrow window, tools that don’t fit move into More (⋯) at the end of the toolbar, and the sub-toolbar does the same.
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Text and pasting
Changing the font keeps each text’s weight, and text you clear out is removed when you finish editing. Objects pasted into the same scene land in the middle of your view when their original spot is off screen.
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Default names in Korean
In the Korean editor, new objects, scenes and variables get Korean names, such as “사각형 1” and “씬 1”.
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Performance
Documents with many images and videos open and save faster, and PDF exports use less memory. Transitions in scenes with lots of 3D and gradients run more smoothly too.