* Fixed a bug where the zones were laid on top of connector lines causing those connector lines not to be selectable. NetSketch 2.2 brings an upgrade to path simulation — built for network engineers who need more than a highlight: • Connection labels in the hop list — interface and link labels (e.g. "Gi0/1", "10GbE Trunk") now appear between each pair of hops in the trace result, so you can read the full path at a glance. • "What if this link fails?" re-routing — tap the fail toggle next to any link in the result panel to mark it as down. NetSketch immediately finds the fallback path and shows it on the canvas. Excluded links highlight in red so the topology change is clear. Restore the link just as easily. • Multiple path discovery — NetSketch now finds up to five distinct paths between source and destination. A colour-coded picker lets you switch between paths instantly; all routes are shown simultaneously on the canvas so you can compare redundancy without losing context. • Step-through hop animation — a new Step Through mode reveals the trace one hop at a time, with a pulsing ring on the current frontier device. Ideal for team walkthroughs, training sessions, and incident reviews.

NetSketch 2.0 is a major update — here's what's new: • Network Zones — draw labelled, color-coded regions to visually group VLANs, racks, cloud segments, and security perimeters. Drag a zone and everything inside moves with it automatically. • Rubber-band selection — drag across the canvas to select multiple devices and connections at once, then move them as a group. • Inline label editing — double-tap any device to rename it, or double-tap any connection line to add a label, without opening the Properties panel. • Connection line styles — choose Solid, Dashed, or Dotted for each connection. Styles are preserved in PNG, PDF, and SVG exports. • Make Row / Make Column — select multiple shapes and arrange them into a clean, evenly-spaced line with one tap. A spacing slider lets you fine-tune the gap in real time. • Label visibility toggle — hide all device name labels with one toolbar tap to clean up the canvas for screenshots or presentations. • Full keyboard shortcut support — all tools now have keyboard shortcuts for Magic Keyboard users, including ⌘-tap to add individual shapes to a selection. • Smarter connection routing — connections now route around all shapes on the canvas, not just the two they connect. Exports use the same routing as the canvas. • Improved SVG export — device icons now export as proper vector paths, replacing the Unicode characters that previously did not render correctly in Visio.

* New Features * - Added Multi-Port Device tool to simulate 4 - 24 port devices(I just use two 24's to be a 48 port switch). This will be worked on more in the future to fix the 48 port single shape work correctly. - Connection lines can now have labels. - Updated the PNG, PDF, and SVG exports to support the new mutli-port device shapes.

FIxed issues when exporting where text may go outside of the text areas and font color be set to where it does not show on the background. Fixed saving issue where autosave does not work correctly. Saving now occurs every 5 seconds, when hitting the back button in the top left corner to close the document, and the addition of a Save button has been added to the top function bar.

- Added Draw tool to draw connection lines with Apple Pencil instead of clicking two anchor points as an alternative to the standard connector tool. - Refined and simplified the orthogonal routing algorithm to prevent lines going thru objects. - Restructured network shapes and labels to optimize line connectors and sizing issues in relation to connecting lines. Removed all padding from network shapes for better connection line attachment. - Added connector line labels - Added 3 new icons - AP, Printer, Internet (alternate cloud symbol) - Undo/Redo functionality

Bug Fixes Issue: Text in text boxes was not appearing in exported PNG, PDF, or SVG files, even though it displayed correctly in the app on non-iPad Pro devices. Root Cause: The ImageRenderer used for exporting shapes was not properly rendering text due to: Problematic .fixedSize() modifier on text Missing explicit background for ImageRenderer No opacity configuration for text boxes Issue: Export window does not automatically close after sharing/exporting. Fix: Added an onDisappear to the export function to detect when the user finishes sharing/exporting the file. Changes Added export to SVG to start testing with Microsoft Visio importing.