User guide
RELEASE NOTES FOR MARI 2.0v1
Mari 2.0v1
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The Foundry
New Features
For more information on importing and exporting, please refer to the
Exporting and Importing Textures
chapter on page 140, or for more specific
information on importing or exporting channels or layers, please see the
Layers
chapter or
Channels
chapter in the Mari
User Guide
.
Project conversion
• When converting old projects to Mari 2.0, a dialog appears to warn you
that conversions are permanent and cannot be undone. You cannot
continue with the conversion until you acknowledge that you have read
this warning.
To avoid the risk of a project being permanently converted, regardless of
the result, it is highly recommended that you create an archive of your
project first.
• Mari warns you when converting projects with channels that the
conversion process may take longer than expected, due to the RGB and
RGBA conversion process. This process cannot be reversed.
• When converting old projects, shaders use the Current Channel default
shader.
For more information on project conversion, please refer to the
Project
Conversion
chapter on page 221 of the Mari
User Guide
.
Mari Preferences Dialog
• The graphics card preferences in the Mari Preferences dialog box have
now been grouped into their own tab labeled GPU.
• The preference option Tessellation Allowed has been added to the new
GPU tab in the Mari Preferences dialog. Disabling this option completely
disables tessellation shader support. Mari then treats any project with
displacement as if the graphics card does not support tessellation.
•The Use HiRes Positions option has been added to the Mari Preferences
dialog box, found by navigating to Misc > Input | Use HiRes Positions.
Turning this off may help users who experience problems using Wacom
devices.
• You can reset the Channel Cache controls to the default settings by
pressing the R button in the Preferences > Channel Cache dialog.
• Renamed the Channels path in the Paths tab of the Mari Preferences
dialog box to Channel Presets to better reflect its purpose.