Liveline® 2.11 - Release notes

Release 2.11 introduces major enhancements to scene management, layout editing precision, automated collision mechanics, render capabilities, and Admin Tool 2.0 migration, along with critical platform stability and security improvements.

Highlights

• Explorer subfolders: organize scene assets with nested subfolders.

• Asset custom renaming: rename assets directly in the scene or Explorer, with custom names reflected in the Bill of Assets (BoA).

• Precise positioning: precise 3D manipulation with a toggleable gizmo and direct coordinate entry.

• Automated conveyor leg collision: conveyor leg pads automatically detect underlying surfaces and stop at the correct height rather than passing through floors or lower equipment.

New features & scene management

Explorer & hierarchy management

• Multi-level subfolders: create nested subfolders within the Explorer, then drag, drop, move, duplicate and delete nested subfolder structures.

• Subfolder persistence across project actions: folder and subfolder hierarchies are preserved when sharing projects, copying projects via the Admin Tool, or using Projects-in-Project.

• Explorer header controls: a new "All Folders & Assets" header adds Expand All / Collapse All controls and bulk actions.

Asset renaming & identification

• Asset renaming: rename assets directly within Liveline® through the Explorer or the asset shortcut menu.

• Bill of Assets (BoA) support: custom asset names are retained and displayed in the Bill of Assets, and kept through project search, project sharing and project restoration.

3D manipulation & navigation

• 3D gizmo for asset movement: a toggleable translation gizmo (Ctrl+G) moves single assets or multi-selection groups precisely along axes without magnetic snapping constraints.

• Property panel position controls: X, Y and Z numeric position inputs in the Property Panel header, with support for mathematical operations (+/-) and group manipulation.

• Drone mode elevation controls: dedicated vertical movement keybinds in Drone navigation mode (Spacebar / Page Up to move up, Left Ctrl / Page Down to move down).

Automated conveyor leg collisions

• Smart leg pad alignment: conveyor legs now use procedural mesh local bounds to detect collisions with objects directly beneath the conveyor Z-plane, automatically stopping pads on floor or equipment surfaces. A property toggle lets you enable or disable leg collision.