Silo 2.4 Beta!!!

woohoo 2.4!

fbx/collada support is a great idea, glad to see it!

Hi to everybody.
I have a problem with "ctrl-alt-scroll" about Cycle Shading Forward/Rewind. In 2.3 was ok, in 2.4 beta i see it in Mouse setting, but doesn't work.
Thank you

My trial now crashes before opening. Not sure if it is related to the registration dialogue.

Using windows 10 64 bit*

I don't know why the developers changed the mouse settings in several parts of the program.
And the bad thing is that you cannot change it by yourself.
All the people who are used to the old settings will curse about that.

silo keeps crashing on startup. tried reinstalling. windows 10 64bit

Where is the Steam version for "Beta test " on  silo 2.4 ?
what is the beta code to access from steam?

Mac version of beta now available!
At first glance, the  windows , like scene info etc, appear to work better.
I couldn't get them  to dock once I undocked them in 2.3.1
I'm using Sierra 10.12.6

Can you believe this? 2 updates in less than 2 months. It took that many years to get one update! Things are looking good.

it looks like FBX export is not working right. I just get errors when I try to bring it into Lightwave or Electrimage on a mac.

Thats great!! I'll try today.
BTW: just bought their Pixelmesh software, which is pretty cool actually.

It might be nice if the NC guys posted here when a new version gets released rather than us just stumbling upon it :]

Alt key modifiers for scroll are still not functioning for me.

Also, the viewport goes blank (black) when I enable the snapping manipulator. 

Windows 10, Nvidia GTX 970 on the current driver.

Is there any point reporting bugs or issues here?

Maybe we know too much and they're afraid :P

So on a mac with Sierra it looks like DAE export works into DAZ Studio 4.9, 
but you need to turn off the Y up  in file formats .
Also you need to increase the size of the export from 1 to say 20.

Any plans for a Linux version of 2.4?

Regards,
Mats

The timing couldn't be more perfect with more and more software developers moving their tools to subscriptions there needs to be fresh blood gong the opposite direction injected back into the system for some fairness.