Bevel arrives: cut off sharp edges and corners, or round them with more segments. • Select faces, edges or vertices, tap Bevel in the action bar, then adjust Width and Segments in its panel. • The Move, Rotate and Scale gizmos now follow your Pencil exactly. • Lock in the outliner now works: a locked object stays in view but can’t be selected or changed. • Corners you select in the UV editor now show on the model too. • Turntables render in the background, with progress and Cancel. • Large painted textures save faster after each stroke. • Apply Transform is now in the Inspector. • Frame Selection and Isolate now keep the whole object in view. • Export now tells you when hidden faces or objects are left out, with Unhide All. • The render sheet remembers your settings. • Extrude works on edges, Slide is in the action bar, Unhide has its own button whenever faces are hidden, and touch and hold on something selected to remove it from the selection. • Easier-to-tap buttons and VoiceOver labels throughout. • Many fixes, among them: the tile Eraser and Eyedropper work with the Pencil, tile strokes reach every face they cross, painting works after Replace Texture, and Line, Rectangle and Circle paint on textured faces. • New help chapters on qwartz.app, from getting around and modeling to tiles, palettes, turntables and settings, one tap away from the ? buttons.

Import FBX and OBJ models on iPad, and paint on them. • Import is now on iPad: the tray button in the toolbar. Pick an .fbx, an .obj with its .mtl and textures, or a .zip that holds them. • OBJ imports now bring their materials and textures along. • Paint on what you import: models without UVs take pixel paint right away, models with UVs get an image to paint on that follows their UVs, and a model's own texture is ready to paint. • If a file can't be imported, Qwartz now says why. • New help page: Import FBX and OBJ, from the ? in the Import sheet.

Better exports, smoother painting, and help one tap away. • OBJ export now delivers the .obj, its .mtl and every texture together, in one .zip. • .glb: colors now match what you see in Qwartz, and transparent pixels stay transparent in Godot, Unity and Blender. • With Include textures off, exports carry no images and each face keeps its color. • Painting: strokes stay continuous at any speed, and one stroke can cross painted and textured faces, then undo in a single step. Semi-transparent colors stay exact. • Texture painting is much faster, and large textures open quickly. • Add Texture now works on iPad, and models save only the images they use. • Help: open it from the ⓘ menu or the ? in the Export sheet. The first-launch welcome now shows how to get around, paint and export. • A Material row shows what your selection uses. Tap it to open that material. • When you add a material, each type says what it does. Settings has its own Pixel Paint section. • The grid no longer shows through your models.

A new home screen, and Qwartz now speaks ten languages. • Home: your models as thumbnails, and five starters to begin from — Cube, Grid, Blocky Character, a Tiled Room and a Terrain Block, with their tile sheets ready to stamp. • Isolate: focus on one object. Everything else hides, and the camera returns when you're done. • Flip H / Flip V mirror a face's texture in one tap. Flip Normals now leaves the texture where it was. • Palettes: choose one, edit it, or make your own. • Settings: gizmo size, navigation speed, trackpad scrolling, Apple Pencil double-tap and squeeze, finger editing, and more. • Export: tile decals and pixels painted over tiles now come along, and pixel paint in .glb files is fixed. • Bigger touch targets on iPad, and snapping that follows the grid. • Now in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.