Release Notes - V.0.6.0.0

added 5 new user selectable environments *

added a stabilized 1st person camera **

added operator controls for audience cameras ***

In addition to the original environment, we've added 5 new environments. Select between these environments under the World tab in the Settings menu, even while a song is playing back. The first three environments, DeepPurple (original), NeonGrid, and BlackVoid offer the best performance for more complex arrangements. The other three, FogPillars, TangerineMoon, and WarmFlicker are more atmospheric, but come with a slightly higher performance overhead. The currently selected environment is saved along with the song, and the last selected environment is set as the default when starting a new composition, or when loading earlier songs without environment information (eg. the included demo songs). ** The default 1st person HMD view for the monitor mirror has been replaced with a stabilized 1st person view. Select between the stabilized and unstabilized 1st person with "0" (unstabilized) and "1" (stabilized) on the keyboard numpad, or in the number row above the qwerty keys. Note that some objects visible in the HMD view are intentionally not displayed in the stabilized view - these objects include other audience cameras and xFader channel ring notes and BPM labels. *** Any audience cameras placed in a song are now saved along with the song data. By default, the view will change randomly between any placed audience cams and the stabilized 1st person view, but this automatic behavior can be overridden by an operator for live performances. Audience cams are mapped to the keyboard keys "2" through "9", or on the numpad keys in the order that they were added to the song. Use the up and down arrow keys to dolly the cam forward and back. Use the left and right arrows to move the cam left and right if the cam is not set to follow the performer, or to orbit the performer if the cam is set to follow. To return to the automatic switching behavior after using the operator keys, hit "a" on the keyboard. For all operator controls to work, make sure that the mirror display has focus (click on the screen).