- 16 different dice types included: now with Weird dice (d3, d5, d7, d14, d16, d24, d30) to play Dungeon Crawl Classics, and a d6 with numbers instead of pips. - Multitouch! Drag multiple dice at the same time in and out of the tray, or pull dice out of the tray at the same time that you change colors with the color picker. - Move dice between pages. - Improved speed in older iPad models. - Support for moving between pages with trackpad gestures.

- Apple Pencil support: force touch, or double-tap the pencil to roll. - Force touch support for devices running iOS 9. - Haptic feedback support for older devices. - Haptic feedback is now disabled when in Low Power mode. - Now you can move between pages when the dice tray is out. - Force touch was not working if 3D Touch sensitivity was set to hard; now it does. - Touching dice to the right or left of the page dots is now handled correctly, and doesn’t change pages. - Locked dice are now moved inside the view the moment you stop dragging them around the screen, causing less issues with dice disappearing because of a change in view dimensions. - On iPhone and iPod touch, quickly switching to Pip from an app with the keyboard out doesn’t cause a visual glitch anymore. - The touch that opens the color picker cannot also change the color slot after the fact. - Touches on the color tray behave like touches on the color indicator, offering better user feedback, and disallowing opening the color picker if the finger moves.

- Pip now works on iPad, and takes advantage of Slide Over and Split View on supporting devices, so you can have your character sheet and your dice side by side. - You can change the 8 color presets with a long press, and have dice in any color. - Use force touch to roll on iOS 10+ and devices that support it. - Haptic feedback has been added to elements of the interface on supporting devices. - Fixed a bug that would put dice under the dice tray in certain situations.

3.0.1 is the Slimmer, Cat-Proof Update: - Fixed a crash found by Holden the Cat, happening when furiously trying to add more d10s after the page is already full. - Fixed a crash found by Pip's Old Guard, happening by the rust of Pip 2.0 still on their devices. - Pip 3.0.1 is between 16% and 40% the size of version 3.0, depending on your device. - Locked state of dice is now saved when you exit the app. - Fixed shadows not showing up correctly in older devices. - Fixed tray sensitivity, causing it to sometimes not opening but still making the sound as if it did. - Fixed an issue that would make dice go under the tray when opening app. - When device enters Low Power mode, Pip renders at 30 frames per second instead of 60 to save battery. - Walls are now sloped in so dice are never rendered outside the screen. - Dice are thrown with a more random strength when double tapping. - Rendering reflections faster.

Pip 3 is the first release with support for full screen Retina® and Retina HD® displays for iPhone® and iPod touch® running iOS 8+. It also features improved graphics with antialiasing and shadows, lower battery usage, and double the amount of pages to organize your dice.

Pip 2.0 brings a handful of highly requested features, interface changes, and optimizations: - An increase in performance of x2 across all devices, including first generation iPhones and iPod Touches. - New look, with a tabbed scrolling glass tray, and color selector. - New dice types: double-digit ten-sided dice, fudge dice, and average dice. - You can now double-tap in addition to shaking the device to roll. - Select from a palette of eight different colors for your dice. - Delete all dice in a page at once. - Slide dice on a page from under the tray by slightly tilting the device. - Bigger digits in dice, making them easier to read.