Retrobatch for Mac

New Stuff

• New CSV Reader node (Retrobatch Pro only). This fantastic node will read in a CSV file and produce an image for each row. You can then use that data to populate a template with text and images, and then even use the Write Images node to output the image to a specific file name. You can follow along with a quick little tutorial in our documentation to learn all about this node.
• New Dynamic Image node (Retrobatch Pro only). This is a fun node which will allow you to overlay images to templates using the above CSV reader node, or with custom JavaScript. Visit our technote on the topic (RBTN005) for more information.
• The Trim to Edges node now has a "Trim All Transparent Edges" option, which will prune out all transparent edges of your image, and not just to the first opaque pixel. So if you rotate an image, and then use this node after it, there will be no transparent pixels left along the edges of your image.

Other Stuff

• Fixed a problem where JPEG-XL images might not be written correctly.
• Fixed a problem where 1 bit TIFF files might not being written correctly.
• Fixed a problem where SVG files were being allowed into workflows on MacOS 12 (SVG rendering is only on MacOS 13+).
• Fixed an issue with the Shell Script node where it wouldn't always pass the image path as an argument to the script.
• The "Quit Retrobatch" node now waits a second before quitting the app if you have enabled the preference to play a sound when a workflow ends.
• Added a bunch more IPTC extension tags for the Set Specific Metadata node.
• Fixed an issue where there were scrollers always present on the canvas when you had the System Setting "Show scroll bars" set to always.