This update introduces new export options, animation playback improvements, and updates to the CoffeeBean model.

• Added static PNG export.

• Added animated APNG export.

• GIF encoder: added option to use a global color table. Use this option to fix flashing colors.

• Export workflow: export controls are now located in the Export tab, next to the parts and colors tabs.

• Added playback controls: play, pause, next, previous, first, last buttons, and adjustable playback speed.

• Recording now begins at the current frame when the animation is paused, and from the first frame when it is playing.

• Added eyedropper tool to pick colors directly from the screen.

• Updated model with new parts added.

• In the model list, a version number indicates a historical version, while models without a version number are the newest.

• Saved characters will transition to the new model seamlessly.

• Atlas pages can be ported by saving a character under the old model (CoffeeBean_V1_0) and then loading the saved character under the new model, allowing EmoteLab to regenerate the atlas pages.

It is recommended to save edited textures by saving a character with the "Use Custom Texture" option enabled, rather than saving the atlas page directly. For more information, please refer to this page[emotelab.app].

• Texture packing when overwriting characters: Resolved an issue where using custom textures and overwriting an existing character could cause texture packing behave incorrectly.

• ⚠️If you encountered this issue, please save your character as a new character (with a different name) after the update and delete the old one.

• Log display privacy: File paths are no longer shown in the in-app log area (editor tab status bar). Paths that may contain usernames or other sensitive locations are replaced with a placeholder. Full paths are still written to log files in the Logs folder for debugging.

• Credits / Info tab: Added an “Open log folder” button so you can open the application log folder directly from the Credits tab.

• EULA: The End User License Agreement has been updated to allow community-created mods. See the full EULA for details.