# Release 13

## Update (a)

* New server backend – hopefully all you will notice is the server doesn’t crash so often!
* New Office UI: scenes now belong to projects.
* You should have an initial project with your name holding all previous scenes you had created
* You should also have a First Stage project for sharing scenes
* You can create new projects and invite users to join them.
* Reworked WristPad with a tablet style home screen.
* New Preferences pane on WristPad allows setting of movement comfort options.
* Fix for first stage becoming very slow after using the Camera TTL view.
* You can now move around the set using one hand grip instead of a two hand gesture – scale & turn still need two hands.
* New documentation website (still very incomplete work in progress) can be found from the WristPad or by saying “Help”.
* The documentation can also be found via a normal browser: <https://www.first-stage.moviestorm.co.uk/getting-started>

## Update (b)

* New Office UI should now work fine in VR – Keyboard works with Create Project dialog etc.
* Scenes prior to June 2018 have been deleted: incompatibility issues stopped listing scenes in personal project.
* Fixed issue with dragging cameras.

## Update (c)

* Assets are now loaded in the background in the browser. This should reduce stalls sending you to limbo. While loading there is a placeholder object.
* Improvements to Office UI – should make it easier to follow
* You can now make a Copy of a Scene from the Office UI.
* WristPad now has a toggle button underneath it to take you between the home screen and selected screen.
* Improved Theater stage: added missing colliders to stage elements such as “Hub Podien” so placing things on them should snap properly.
* Scaffold Grid now shows properly and can be sketched on again.
* Filling sketch faces with materials should now work properly.
* Fixed issue where a second camera would move on top of the first camera.

## Update (d)

* New Beam Light with volumetric light beam
* New Fire FX assets


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