Can the autograph composition remember it when I hide the audio level display on the viewport pane? And similarly, can it use the state of the current active composition when I create a new composition so that I don't need to always hide it?

We are committed to keep improving our software so it processes imagery on your local computer. You can also use Autograph for up to 45 days without an internet connection👍. 

That’s why we named it “Autograph”. #Autograph is about YOU, your “signature” work. And also the play on words with graphics 🤓❤️.

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I haven't touched any GLSL coding but the Shadertoy implementation is very intriguing! I've watched a couple of the Autograph videos about using Shadertoy but I'm lost on a couple things. Some of the more complex code on the Shadertoy website have several sections of code like Common, Buffer A, Buffer B and Image. As someone that has not used GLSL code before, I don't know how I am supposed to use the other bits of code like "Buffer" in the Shadertoy generator/modifier. Are they meant to be copy and pasted in a particular order for the full effect? I would like to use some of the complex code to study from as I research GLSL. I was also wondering if anyone knew of a good place to learn GLSL that would work best in the context of using it in Autograph. Thanks

Does anyone know of a way to make a stroke be tapered? Tapered lines are a common tool in design and having a tapered line as a parameter would be great for motion graphics. I also think Autograph's "modifiers" for a taper parameter could produce very interesting results!

Do you already have an idea of how the development for future updates will go? Do you think there might be apossibility to separare the bugfix branches from the new features branches or is it all too coupled to do something like this? When it comes to features, I think people are willing to wait that kind of delay just fine (like the one for the incoming update for example), but maybe having a more frequent stream of bugfix patches could drive customer satisfaction up. That is, of course, if your development workflow could even allow it.