When 32 bits per channel (float) is selected, all internal processing operations are performed with 32-bit floating point precision and does not clip colour values to 1. When 16 bits per channel is selected, scenes render as they did with previous versions of Harmony. The bit depth used for internal processing can be changed between 16 bits or 32 bits per channel from the Colour Space tab of the Scene Settings window. This provides more precision and adds support for colour values below 0 and above 1 for high dynamic range rendering and colour accuracy. Internal render operations in Harmony can now be performed using 32 bits per channel floating point values. The default shortcut for this command is Shift+F. Using this command when a drawing tool is active will centre the Camera or Drawing view on the selected drawing. The new command can be accessed from the Edit menu and has the Ctrl+Shift+V (Command+Shift+V on macOS) shortcut assigned.Ī new shortcut command named Frame Drawing Selection has been added to Harmony. Unlike the Paste Drawing Object command, which pastes a copied drawing object with a slight offset, the new Paste Drawing Object in Place command always pastes the copied drawing object in the same position as the original. The Pencil tool now displays the pencil texture as well as the thickness stencil assigned to the selected pencil preset as the line is being drawn, providing a live and accurate preview of the final line.Ī new command named Paste Drawing Object in Place is now available in the Edit menu. Live Preview When Drawing with a Textured Pencil You can now import images and drawings into the Reference View using drag-and-drop from a file browser or by pasting images from the clipboard.

The new Delete Current command has been added to the view to allow deleting images from the scene's models folder, without having to manually delete them using the file browser. These reference images can then be loaded on demand in subsequent sessions using the Load Default References command. Imported images are automatically saved in the scene's models folder. The Reference view (formerly known as the Model view) can now be used to import and display bitmap images that can be used as inspiration or as references while drawing. Updated Model view, now renamed Reference View Here is the list of changes in Harmony 22, build 22.9 (): New Features Drawing Workflow Feature

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