Added Privacy-Restricted Diagnostic Logging
Designed to troubleshoot issues with tray menus, window switching, and Overlay black screens.
The logs record the operation flow within the software, threads, window states, display information, and the rendering status of the first frame after switching, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot issues.
Strictly excludes private information such as model paths, specific keypresses, mouse positions, or screen contents.
Disk writes are minimized: frame counts are tracked in memory during rendering, and hitch details are logged only when a single frame hitch reaches 250 ms.
Automatic rotation occurs when the log file reaches 1 MB, keeping only one historical log file for a total disk footprint of approximately 2 MB.
Fixed duplicate window issue when launching the application again
Launching the app again (e.g., from the taskbar) now brings the existing Control Panel to focus instead of opening a second window.
Fixed model pausing when opening the system tray menu
Fixed full-screen black screen issue when entering Overlay on certain GPU / Windows configurations
Optimized Overlay window alignment with monitor edges to lower the chance of triggering full-screen presentation paths in GPU drivers.
Verifies system support for required transparent composition before entering Overlay.
Refuses entry into Overlay if transparent Overlay cannot be safely used in the current environment, keeping the Control Panel fully accessible.
Automatically reverts to the previous state if setting the Overlay window style, opacity, or position fails, preventing invalid window states.
Added first-frame diagnostic checks after Overlay transition to simplify further troubleshooting if black screens persist.
Fixed application exiting on Esc key press
Esc is no longer assigned as a shortcut to exit the application.
Quit has no default shortcut key binding.
If Quit was previously bound to Esc, the binding is automatically invalidated and can no longer be re-assigned to Esc.
Esc can still be used as expected for UI actions, such as canceling anchor editing.