The OBS Spout2 source installs itself now
Miniko was copying the Spout2 plugin into a folder OBS never reads, so for a lot of people the [b]Spout2 Capture[/b] source simply never showed up in OBS. It now installs where OBS actually looks, with no admin prompt and nothing to click. [b]Restart OBS once after updating[/b] and the source will be there. If you already copied the plugin files in by hand, you can leave them. OBS will keep using yours.
Readable labels on the Spout2 source
The source's settings could display raw names like compositemode and tickspeedlimit instead of proper labels because the plugin's language files were never installed alongside it. Those ship now, so the properties read properly.
Tracking keeps running while minimized
Face tracking, hand gestures, mouth movement, and motion effects all stopped the moment you minimized Miniko in stream mode. Hand gestures broke, since they need a steady stream of frames to recognise a pose at all. Everything keeps running now while the window is down, so your avatar behaves Update bar stops sliding backwards
The progress bar during an update could jump forward, slip back a little, then carry on. It now holds steady and only ever moves forward. Face tracking survives other apps going fullscreen (Mac) On macOS, putting another app into fullscreen made the system quietly switch off Miniko's camera. Nothing looked broken, because your avatar kept animating and your mouth kept following your mic, but expressions stopped reacting to your face and hands. Miniko now notices when the camera has stopped sending frames and reconnects it on its own. This covers any cause, so if another app grabs your camera on Windows too, Miniko recovers instead of silently freezing.