Bug Fixes

I need a BG breakdown, it should have all the elements in the category, and a sum. BG Elements that occur in more than one scene on the day should be counted once, not added up. The category by day report lists each element, then provides a complete scene list-- not just the scenes the elements are in, literally every single scene. The List Report almost works for my purposes, but it double or triple counts element totals if they appear in more than one scene. For example, I have multiple airport scenes on one day, I will call a group of 100 "airport travellers" to use in multiple scenes, so the daily total should be 100. Not 300, because I have the elements listed in 3 scenes.

It shows only "Start of Production" with none of the strips for that day. Workaround is setting the calendar date to the day before day 1

I imported a tagged FDX file but the Synopsis, Script Day didn't import at all. It seemed to auto detect the Cast but I had them tagged specifically and don't need it to detect on its own. Is there a way to just import tagged info via a .sex file?

Steps: Add a new category like Featured Background and give it the exact same properties as Background. Add this new category to the strip. What happened: When the category has an element in the scene, then the sum is shown correctly. But when the sum is zero for the scene, then zero is not shown as in regular BGs. Expected result: Zero is shown.

In the Breakdown pane, enter a new BG element. What happened: The context menu stays open and hides part of the edit element modal window. Expected result: When entering a new BG element (specifically), the context menu is automatically closed so the edit element modal window remains fully visible.

Not sure how to reproduce but I had a case of BGs that showed wrong occurrences in the right pane of Elements view. I think it's related to renaming the BG element, which somehow confused the Elements view.

Add a BG element. Add a quantity number to it. On Elements pane, change the BG element to Cast. What happened: Element is changed but quantity number is retained and cannot be removed. Expected result: Element is changed and quantity number is removed.

When I import final draft file, the page count is wrong -- it used to work great and I don't expect it to be accurate for everything but page count. Anyway can fix this?

I tried the auto-number cast ID function, but it did not number them based on occurrences. It appeared random. The lead character with 41 occurrences was #2 and a random cast with 1 occurrence was labelled #1.

See screenshot. Columns are off by one. Long scene description spills into next cell, seemingly creating offset.