WHAT’S NEW

Projects no longer have to stay stuck as “Residence 1239812737128.” Now you can simply click the title in the visualizer, and it becomes editable, just edit and hit enter to save.

I also added a Floor plan template on draw page because not everyone wants to start from a blank canvas, so I added 5 starter templates (Studio, 1-Bedroom, 2-Bedroom, Open Loft, Family Home) built with tldraw’s shape API. One click loads a labeled room layout onto the canvas, which you can edit and all before generating the 3D render. Additionally, I added a hint for new users, so they immediately understand that they need to draw and generate instead of just thinking it’s blank canvas not knowing what to do.

Fixed: logged-out visitors couldn’t see Community at all

This is an issue that had a greater depth than it appeared to be. All calls made through the workers.exec() of Puter’s automatically attach the user’s session to the call. Although, this thoroughly works for authenticated actions, any calls made by un-logged-in users will not execute properly, even on routes that are not required to be authenticated on the server side. The read-only endpoints (public project list, and comments) were switched to plain fetch() calls, as they do not require a user session to execute in any way. Therefore, un-logged-in users can now browse the Community and view designs.

Fixed: voting did nothing when logged out

Similar to the above issue, there were simply no active buttons for guests to ‘vote’ at all. Now, when an un-logged-in visitor clicks on the Upvote / Downvote button (or tries to comment), it now brings up the Puter sign-in pop-up automatically. So, it allows for a real call to action rather than a ‘dead click’.