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GraFx Publisher

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Fixes

  • Fixed: Uploaded assets no longer receive incorrect indexes when paths contain special characters.
  • Fixed: 'Save As' dialog now displays all folders as expected.
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CHILI GraFx – Environment API update

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Updates

Updated Swagger documentation for Genie Vision External Assets to indicate:

  • Supported media types are limited to image/png and image/jpeg.
  • Maximum media file size is capped at 10 MB.

Fixes

  • Fix filtering functionality for resources list requests
  • Fix special characters handling in resource names and folders

See Environment API

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GraFx Studio – Smart Crop update

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You can now manually edit the Subject Area and Point Of Interest of any asset, including those from external DAM systems via media connectors, directly in the Template Designer workspace. This allows for precise adjustments to AI-generated data, ensuring Smart Crop focuses on the correct subject.

See Image Frames - Smart Crop

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GraFx Publisher - Improvements

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Improvements

  • Improved PDF output generation stability
  • Improved performance for resources add/copy/move operation when duplicated names are present

Fixes

  • Fixed issue with PDF asset not passing through to document outputs correctly
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GraFx Studio – Data Connectors & Versioning

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Data Connectors

We're introducing data connectors, making it easier than ever to connect GraFx Studio to external data sources.
The first available data connector is Google Sheets, allowing you to:

  • Link your Google spreadsheet to a template for batch output of all records.
  • Navigate through records directly in the Studio UI for seamless data exploration.

Learn more about Google Sheets Data connector

Learn more about Data connectors

GraFx Studio Versioning

Starting with this release, GraFx Studio version numbers will be clearly referenced.
You can now pin your environment to a specific version or choose to always use the latest version.
This ensures stability for your templates and integrations while keeping track of when new features were introduced.
By locking your environment to a specific version, you can maintain compatibility between your templates and GraFx Studio integration while having the flexibility to upgrade at your own pace.