September 2026

September 1, 2026

Connect a Shopify store you don’t own — one-click install, no credentials to copy

New

• Dashboard → Integrations → Shopify now asks how you want to connect, and defaults to the install — the option that works for every store.
• Send an install link to a client: generate it, forward it, and once they approve the store is connected to your Simplio3D account. They never share a Shopify password or add you to their organization.
• If a connection attempt fails with "shop_not_permitted", the result now explains that there is nothing to fix in your Shopify app and offers a one-click switch to the install.
• A store that uninstalls the app now shows a clear "Reconnect required" banner with a Reconnect button, instead of silently failing at checkout.
• Both connection methods behave identically afterwards — same checkout modes, product linking, SKU validation and SKU-matched carts.

Improved

• The install asks for only two permissions — write_draft_orders and read_products — and the Integrations page lists exactly what was granted.
• Install links are single use and expire after about an hour, and are refused if opened on a different store than the one they were made for.
• Disconnecting now says plainly that the Simplio3D app stays installed in Shopify until the store owner removes it.
• Changing the store on a connected integration no longer leaves the old store’s access in place.

September 1, 2026

Shrinking an uploaded image no longer tiles it across the model

Improved

• Dragging the Scale, Move or Rotate sliders is much lighter: the image is decoded once per upload and redrawn at most once per frame, instead of re-decoding the texture on every tick.

Fixed

• Reducing an uploaded image’s Scale now shrinks a single image instead of tiling it. The consumer Scale control no longer overrides the target’s "Tile image across the UV surface" switch — which is what that switch always promised.
• A shrunken image now sits on genuinely empty surface. JPEGs (and edge-to-edge PNGs) no longer smear their border colour, and PNG transparency is preserved at every scale.
• Shrinking now keeps the image where it was instead of drifting it toward a corner.
• Removing an uploaded image restores the original surface instead of leaving a solid white patch behind.
• Turning "Tile image across the UV surface" on still tiles, exactly as before — and Move, Rotate and aspect ratio all behave unchanged.