AutoPlot 2.0.5 AutoPlot 2.0.5 improves CCDF fitting, figure exports, and decimal entry. - Fit higher exponents for power-law and truncated power-law CCDFs while keeping calculations bounded. - CCDF figures now export correctly when added to an already-open plot. - Numeric fields display decimal points consistently across locales and accept comma decimal input.

This update improves the reliability of distribution analysis and plotting. - Improved Xmin diagnostic recovery and Stop handling, with clearer explanations when a calculation fails. - Automatic axis limits now include all visible PDF bins after fitting, keeping data points in view without exporting PDF variables first.

AutoPlot 2.0.1 is a ground-up redesign of the workspace, built around one canvas, a Layers box, and focused inspectors. - Redesigned figure workspace: edit X&Y, Heat Map, 3D, Charts, and Correlations figures through a Layers box and focused inspectors, with a new Analyze panel, unified panel rails, contextual help, and a refreshed look. - Import & Assign is rebuilt: drop files anywhere in the window to import, with a clearer drop box and separated file arrivals. - Compose & Export now uses a three-column Studio layout, and the export dialog shows a live artifact preview where you can drag legends and colorbars. Matplotlib export also keeps your live X&Y composition. - New figure features: Animated 3D Surface, optional live legends, improved X&Y layers, auto range and title rotation, plus refreshed Charts and Correlations visuals. - The AI Assistant is now a Suggestion Canvas with unified Agent and file operations, safer Python execution, and new particle-animation commands. - Bug fixes and performance improvements across heat map fits, 3D plots, animation playback, and export.

AutoPlot 1.0.8 brings a redesigned particle-animation workflow and adds Matplotlib figure export for further editing in Python. - Import particle animations from a sequence of CSV/TXT, Extended XYZ, or LAMMPS dump files (one per timestep), or from previously loaded data, into persisted animation packages that reopen with all sources and settings intact. - Export any figure — X&Y, Heat Map, 3D, Correlations, Charts, or Animated — as an editable Matplotlib Python script with its data, so you can keep refining plots outside AutoPlot. - Animated Particles setup is clearer, with File Sequence as the default source, helpful guidance, and a more consistent layout alongside Line and Field animation cards. - 3D plots fix overlapping axis labels, support safer trajectory editing, and allow up to 500,000 scatter or trajectory points. - Bug fixes and performance improvements, including a refined paywall billing selector.

AutoPlot 1.0.7 adds time-aware 2D field visualization for exploring measurements that change over time. - Create Animated Field heat maps from variables or loaded Long and Wide data, with validated rectangular grids and editable frame times. - Play, pause, scrub, and loop through frames while comparing global, per-frame, or manual color ranges with contours and time annotations. - Export current frames to PNG, JPEG, or PDF and complete animations to GIF or MP4, then add detached snapshots to Compose. - Use the Assistant to create Animated Field cards from existing variables or imported files, with the same source validation as manual creation. - Save and reopen animated workspaces while keeping animation sources, formatting, and playback settings intact.

AutoPlot 1.0.6 adds an interactive getting-started tour, file-backed animation creation, and 30 days of included Plus plotting access for new accounts. - Follow nine guided steps across import, all five Analyze modes, export, Compose, and the Assistant. - Create Animated Line and 2D/3D Animated Particles directly from loaded file columns with the Assistant, including a file produced in the same request. - Try a disposable power-law demo. Run Demo prepares a structured Assistant request while preserving confirmation before execution. - Use Plus plotting features for 30 days without a payment method or automatic charge. The title bar shows the remaining time, while hosted AI stays on the Free allowance. - When included access ends, AutoPlot continues on Free without deleting work and preserves established read-only and recovery access to premium artifacts.

AutoPlot 1.0.5 expands publication-ready distribution analysis and makes animated data workflows more flexible and consistent. - Create horizontal or vertical Ridgeline plots with adjustable overlap, density normalization, count scaling, fills, colors, markers, rugs, and reference lines. - Format selected Distribution Charts with independent text, axis, color, and panel controls, including TeX labels and exact custom value ranges. - Use the Assistant to create and configure the new Ridgeline settings while preserving existing Violin workflows. - Build Animated Line plots from long-format time, X, and value columns as well as the existing wide-format workflow, with captured live axis bounds preserved in GIF and MP4 exports. - See consistent particle colors across projections, stems, and fading trails, plus cleaner planar animations without artificial Z-axis marks.

AutoPlot 1.0.4 AutoPlot 1.0.4 introduces animated plots and richer distribution analysis for time-varying and grouped data. - Animate X&Y line data over time with playback, frame selection, trails, and MP4 or GIF export. - Explore moving particles in 3D with trails, frame selection, and data-driven color and size. - Compare distributions with violin, box, median, point, grouped, and split views in Charts. - Use the Assistant to create and configure the new animation and distribution workflows. - Enjoy steadier Charts interactions plus export, persistence, and rendering refinements.