Flatten textures directly in the layer stack
Any group can be flattened by pressing Ctrl/Cmd + M or by selecting the Flatten group entry in the right-click contextual menu. This generates a merged copy of the selected content while automatically disabling the source group, keeping the original layers intact until a decision is made to remove or restore them.

Flatten and export textures to the disk
A dedicated export action in the right-click menu bakes the flattened result of a layer, mask, or group and saves it directly to disk. This is useful for transferring baked content to other applications without going through the full texture export pipeline.

Batch operations
Multiple layers, groups, or masks can be selected at once and flattened or exported individually in a single operation, making it efficient to process large portions of a layer stack in one step.

New parameter in contextual toolbar
A new Warp to geometry toggle is available in the contextual toolbar whenever the Warp projection mode is active. It can be turned off at any time without resetting the current projection setup.

Automatic wrapping to mesh surface
When enabled, the warp projection automatically follows the curvature and topology of the underlying mesh. Dragging the projection across the surface will make it smoothly conform to the geometry, significantly reducing the amount of manual fine-tuning needed when placing decals on complex or curved shapes.

Preservation of local deformations
When editing the warp projection grid vertices, the warp to geometry mode will try to retain the pre-defined deformation to ensure the same shape is always projected.

New post-processing effects
All post-processing effects can be enabled and configured individually from the Display Settings window. Effects are applied in stack order and each one can be toggled on or off independently, making it easy to combine and experiment with different results.

New list of effects:

• Depth of field: Blurs objects outside the focal range to simulate camera lens focus.
• Bloom: Adds a soft glow emanating from bright areas of the image.
• Glare: Creates light streaks around sources of light.
• Lens flare: Simulates optical reflections of the lens when a bright light shines in the camera.
• Lateral aberration: Simulates chromatic fringing at the image edges caused by lens imperfections.
• Vignette: Darkens the corners and edges of the frame to draw focus toward the center.
• Sharpen: Increases edge contrast to make the rendered image appear crisper.
• Film grain: Overlays subtle noise to replicate the texture of analog film.
• Tone mapping: Remaps HDR luminance values into a displayable range for a more cinematic look.
• Color correction: Adjusts contrast, saturation, brightness, and temperature to fine-tune the overall color balance.

Improved new project window
Parameters in the new project window have been reorganized and re-ordered so that the most commonly used settings are more prominently placed. The overall layout is now easier to scan, reducing the time needed to configure a new project.

New workflow for re-importing meshes in project settings
A new checkbox Reimport mesh in the project settings allows re-importing the project mesh more easily thanks to the file path of the previously loaded file now being saved and pre-filled automatically.