0.8.0
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Drift goes 3D: a 3D preview mode with a scene camera, Gaussian splats and lights you
can place in the view. It also brings local text-to-speech with voice cloning, PDF clips,
audio effects built from pedals, an Outline effect, a rebuilt text engine and a much
more usable Android app.
3D preview mode: a free 3D view with a camera gizmo, orbit and zoom controls and a
Blender-style fly mode; 3D models sit in the scene as world-space layers
Scene camera: add a camera track and pan, orbit and dolly every clip through it,
with per-clip depth occlusion
Gaussian splats: import SOG, streamed SOG and 3DGS PLY files
3D lighting: four point and spot lights editable in the 3D view, and depth-effect
clips shown as a relief with draggable light gizmos
Text to speech: generate speech and clone voices locally, with a voice library and
voiceovers from subtitles
PDF clips: place PDF pages on the timeline and scroll through them
Audio effects made of pedals: filters, drive, reverb, convolution reverb, delay and
more in series, parallel or frequency splits, with LFOs, envelope followers and step
sequencers, and keyframable parameters
Outline effect: strokes, dashes, gradient fills, shadows, glows and torn, burnt,
stamp and other edge styles around any clip
Text: edit text directly on the preview, system fonts and your own font files in
the picker, colour emoji fonts, and new plain and bold styles
Link unrelated clips so they move and trim together
Import numbered image sequences as a single video clip
Proxies are kept next to the source footage and relinked automatically
Generated captions stay in sync when the clip's speed or direction changes
Close Gap can move a track's first clip to the start, and deleting with ripple on
closes the gap
Projects open in the background behind a progress dialog
Notifications show one at a time, with a history under a bell in the header
Updates download only when you ask, are verified, and install in place on
Windows, macOS and AppImage
Android: tablets, DeX and ChromeOS open the desktop layout, made touch-friendly;
choose the desktop or mobile layout on any device; a keyboard composer for text and
subtitles
macOS: an appearance-aware app icon and better native menu integration
MCP: tools for text to speech, PDFs, the 3D view, the scene camera, effect presets
and closing projects
Fixes: undo for keyframe tangents, holds and bookmarks, panels no longer shrink on
every launch, export reports why it failed, a project name is asked for on first save,
AVI, MKV and WebM play in the macOS trim window, and fonts on Windows
Translations: Bengali added; Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Vietnamese and
many others updated
Thanks to @rangaNP for the macOS icon, menu and update work; to André Mota for linking
clips; to Jose Miguel Navarro for Close Gap and the MCP project tools; to @NipunSGeeTH for
linked keyframe coordinates; to Mehedi Hasan for Bengali; to Paweł Korobajło for Polish;
to @coolvitto for Japanese; and to Nguyễn Lam for Vietnamese.
