Release 2026.10.31.2
The Trash: 30 days to change your mind
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2026.10.31.2Oct 31, 2026ReleaseOct 31, 2026
The Trash: 30 days to change your mind
Deleting is no longer the one thing the studio cannot take back. Every delete of the last 30 days sits in one place — the takes, characters, props, costumes, boards and albums removed from inside a production, and whole productions — and anything there can be restored in one press, exactly where it was.
NewLibraryTrash, in the sidebar. Every deleted thing of the last 30 days, in one place: productions, and the takes, plates, props, locations, costumes, reference photos, makeup states, moodboards, albums, answers and shot-list shots removed from inside them. Search it, narrow it to Productions or Deleted items, and press Restore on the line you want back.
NewProjectsA deleted production comes back. Delete… still asks you to type its name when it has takes, but it now moves the production to the Trash with everything in it — scenes, shots, takes, renders, crew, chat and boards — and says the last day it can be restored. Restore production on the Trash card puts it back at the same address, with the phase it had; its owner or a workspace admin can do it, for 30 days.
ImprovedEditorOne press, everything that went with it. A restored take comes back with its file, its tags and albums and the record of what it was made from; a costume with its garments; a makeup state with its renders; an album with what was filed in it; a board with its tiles. If somebody has worked on the same rows since, the Trash names them and asks before it writes over their work.
FixedPlatformThe 30 days is really 30 days. Each night the studio now permanently deletes what has passed the window — a trashed production's rows and its files, and the rows a deleted step was holding — so the Trash empties on its own and no file outlives the promise.
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