> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.mimeeq.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.mimeeq.com/changelog/mimeeq-app/2024-and-earlier.md). # 2024 and earlier Earlier Mimeeq app releases, from November 2022 to February 2024. {% updates format="full" %} {% update date="2024-02-03" tags="new-features,improvement" %} ## Colour Picker A new colour picker widget lets customers choose custom colours for connected materials. ## Faster data grids The option editing data grid now supports inline editing, quick bulk edits, better search and mobile layouts. ### Improvements * You can now change the VAT and tax text in the quote footer for each quote. * Embed templates now have a separate name and ID, so renaming a template doesn't break embed scripts. The grid also shows who created and modified each template. * You can now search and reorder option blocks. * You can now hide an option from the option panel but still show it in the cart and PDF, and control it with rules. {% endupdate %} {% update date="2023-06-06" tags="new-features,improvement" %} ## Updated configurator interface This release refreshes the configurator on desktop and mobile. All configurators now use UI version 2, and the UI SDK is fully released, so you can build custom UIs without depending on the core Mimeeq UI. ### New features * The mobile header now shows the product name. * Zoom in and zoom out icons are now in the lower right corner of the canvas. * Embed templates have new Highlight Groups and Open Groups theme options. * A progress loader now shows while a PDF is generated. * Dynamic group previews can now use a second preview option. ### Improvements * Desktop quick icons now match mobile, including full screen, and **Zoom All** sits above the zoom controls. * Tooltips have been modernised and hide when you scroll on mobile. * Mobile has fewer animations and a smaller header, leaving more space for the product. * The favourites widget has been updated. * The filter widget now opens expanded by default and scrolls to the selected option more reliably. * Hotspots no longer cover the whole screen on mobile. * Clickable meshes no longer trigger when you meant to move the view. * The extra menu on mobile is hidden when the quick icons already cover its options. * Group and option spacing has been improved, and the number widget shows a tooltip for values over ten characters. {% endupdate %} {% update date="2022-12-08" tags="fixes" %} ## SKU codes on the modular summary screen ### Fixes * Fixed an issue where the item SKU code didn't show on the modular configurator summary screen. *Included in Mimeeq version 7.2.1.* {% endupdate %} {% update date="2022-11-29" tags="new-features" %} ## Min, Max, Average and All price groups Price groups now have four types: **Min**, **Max**, **Average** and **All**. For example, if a chair has two parts in different materials, use **Max** to price it at the higher of the two price groups, instead of creating a price code for every combination. {% endupdate %} {% update date="2022-11-21" tags="new-features,improvement" %} ## Hybrid modular configurator The new hybrid modular configurator loads separately managed components into a parent configurator through dynamic connections. Update a component once and the change appears in every parent configurator that uses it. ## Animations You can now import animations in your 3D model files (GLB), including armatures and shape keys. Rules can play animations when a mesh, hotspot or option is clicked, between set frames, at different speeds, forwards or backwards, once or on a loop. ## Clickable meshes and hotspots Customers can now click or hover over meshes and hotspots. Clicking can open a group, select an option, play an animation or move the camera, and hotspots can show tooltips. ## More rules * Dynamic mesh visibility can now be conditional. * Actions can run on desktop, mobile or both, and on first load, after it or always. * The Auto Rotate rule turns camera rotation on and off, with control over speed and when it stops. * A new rule flips or rotates meshes on the fly, for example a door handle. * An **Always on** trigger runs rules on any option change. * The Sync options rule can match options by ID or by code. ### Improvements * The camera now moves smoothly when zooming to fit the product or to a custom position. You can set the speed or turn this off. * Configurators now support more than 10,000 meshes, with filters to help you manage them. * The product pricing tab now shows which price lists a product belongs to. * **Zoom All** now resets panning first. * You can now pick the poly model for both desktop and mobile. {% endupdate %} {% update date="2022-11-07" tags="improvement" %} ## Faster product lists Product lists in the Business Panel and embeds now load faster, even with more than 1,000 products, and changes appear straight away without clearing the cache. {% endupdate %} {% endupdates %} --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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