This week, Prevision gained a more flexible way to start a session. Previously, the runtime was locked to the venue included when it was exported. Prevision can now open on a blank level and import a venue model while the application is running.

Prevision v0.33.10 is complete with ten updates spanning scenic workflows, projector output, editing reliability, and access controls. The week’s biggest win was the first working version of textured FBX import, which begins the foundation of the Scenic Tool. The release also resolves several persistent problems involving NDI discovery, runtime errors, projector editing, and invalid remote states. This gives Prevision a meaningful new capability while making the existing projector workflow more dependable.

Prevision v0.33.9 moved forward with 15 completed improvements across projector creation, lens validation, interface behavior, object selection, and position controls. The result is a faster, cleaner projector workflow with fewer opportunities for user error.

Prevision v0.33.8 is complete, with 20 development tasks finished across projector controls, exposure, interface behavior, networking, and model updates. The team logged 19.5 hours of development and completed comparable tasks 7.25 hours under estimate. We also finished the technical design for a 12-projector immersive installation and prepared a product walkthrough for a potential pilot partner. Required financial administration and trademark paperwork were completed alongside continued discussions about rentals, production work, and future partnerships. Next week brings development of v0.33.9, a new case study, and continued contract discussions.