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Convenient Search, Backgrounds, Borders, New Keys, and Variables

Functionality Updates in Cerebro, Mirada, and Tentaculo

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Written by Cerebro Support
Updated over 3 months ago

New Search in Cerebro

Now, searching within user lists, statuses, and other system elements works independently of the keyboard layout.

  • Type ‘привет’ on an English keyboard layout (‘ghbdtn’) or ‘hello’ on a Russian layout (‘руддщ’)—the system will find the correct result.

  • Transliteration is supported: for example, ‘Aleksey’ instead of ‘Алексей’ or ‘Прогресс’ instead of ‘Progress.’

  • This simplifies search and saves time by eliminating the need to switch layouts manually.

"Me" Option in My Space and Task Board

A new "Me" option has been added to user selection filters. Now, you can create universal boards and automatically see tasks related to the current user.

  • Simplifies work by removing the need to manually configure filters.

  • Allows quick access to personal tasks (e.g., "all tasks I created").

Mirada — Backgrounds and Borders

Two new features have been added:

  • Background change — Choose any background color for images and videos to better highlight details.

  • Colored borders — Add borders of any thickness and shade to emphasize content.

These improvements make viewing and working with images more convenient and visually clear.

Tentaculo

folder_path key in project_path

The folder_path key has been added to project_path, allowing separate file storage paths within a project. This enables the separation of scenes, assets, and other data.

Example:

"project_path": [
{
"folder_path": "/Project/scenes",
"paths": ["network://projects/scenes"]
},
{
"folder_path": "/Project/assets",
"paths": ["network://projects/assets"]
}
]

Priority order:

  1. folder_path (if specified)

  2. Project + activity type

  3. Project

  4. Activity type

  5. Default value

This provides more flexibility in structuring file storage.

$(date) Variable: Automatic Date Insertion

A new $(date) variable has been added, allowing automatic insertion of the current date and time in file paths and names. This is especially useful for organizing data by date.

Example:

"publish": "/$(task_parent_path)/$(date{%Y-%m-%d})"

Result:

/project/scenes/sc_01/2025-02-28

Using $(date) helps automate work with reports, backups, and project files.

More details on integration can be found in the documentation.

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