Mac — Mesh Repair and Drain Holes now work

On Mac, some tools simply did nothing: you pressed the button and nothing happened. They were looking for a few internal pieces that weren't actually there. Those pieces now ship inside Runebrace, so the tools work.

Back in action on Mac:

• Mesh Repair and Batch Repair — the whole clean-up: holes, bad faces, self-intersections, remesh and reduction
• Drain holes and the suction cup fixer
• Mesh alignment, Remove blobs and Analyze Mesh

Windows and Linux were never affected — nothing changes for you here.

Rewritten — Keyboard shortcuts

The whole shortcut system has been rewritten. Shortcuts were unreliable before: some did nothing, some fired the wrong command, and some stopped working depending on which panel had the focus. That code is gone and the new one should behave consistently everywhere.

New — Export a print file

Runebrace can now slice your scene into a print file, not just a supported mesh. You'll find Export SL1S in the Export menu.

The file opens in UVtools, which is where most people already check their prints before sending them to the printer — and UVtools converts it for whichever machine you own. That's a deliberate choice: one format that works everywhere, instead of chasing every new printer that comes out.

Everything in your scene goes into it: model, supports, bracing and raft.

The export window lets you set layer height, exposure and bottom exposure, bottom and fade layers, resin name, image mirroring, and anti-aliasing (2× or 4×) for smoother edges. Plate size and resolution come from the printer you've already selected, so there's nothing to type twice.

• Presets. Save your settings under a name and they come back automatically next time. Make one per printer or per resin and switch with a click. If you load a preset that was saved for a different printer than the one currently selected, Runebrace tells you.
• Speed. An Economy / Standard / High setting decides how much of your processor and memory the export uses. High is much faster on machines with many cores; Economy keeps memory use down on smaller ones. Your choice is remembered.

Improved — More reliable island detection

The slicing that Runebrace uses to find islands could lose the occasional row of pixels, which meant an island could be split in two or a thin one missed entirely. That's now fixed, so island detection and the supports that follow from it are more dependable.

Fixed

• Selecting a hole. You had to click almost exactly at the centre of a hole to grab it. Now anywhere on it works, including near the edge and on the wider part of magnet holes.
• Closing without warning. Runebrace now asks before quitting if you have unsaved work. And the "New scene" warning no longer appears when there's nothing to lose — before, it warned every time, even right after saving.