iPad users now have access to the object property panel, to create interactive actions and camera viewpoints on each step.

iPad users can also edit using advanced transformation tools like snapping, pivot points, copy and paste formatting, and custom material and texture settings.

With actions, iPad users can add interactivity to 3D objects or UI that take viewers to another step in the same Jig, or open a website. Viewers of your Jigs on Apple Vision Pro can also be linked from one Jig to another Jig with actions.

On iPad you can now add a default camera viewpoint to any step in your Jig. This moves non-AR viewers to where you want them to see on each step when they transition from one step to another.

When moving objects around, iPad users can now snap 3D models together based on their surfaces or vertices, or snap them to the ground. You can also edit pivot points, adjust position, rotation, and scale transforms with numerical input, and edit material settings and texture effects, all on the go using the JigSpace iPad app.

Help hints in the Jig editing workshop now contain short videos to make it easier to learn features while you're editing them, right when you need them.

You can now also open Jigs to edit from anywhere with deep-linking into edit mode, which opens the corresponding Jig directly in the Workshop on desktop, so you can jump from the dashboard or an email alert, straight into editing with one click.

We’ve also squashed a range of bugs that will improve performance and stability across the apps.

Sort objects into categories to make it easier to find what you’re looking for, and share content across teams.

You can also save a model from the Jig apps back into a library category, edit its meta data, and enrich for future JigSpark AI features.

Easier to see everything in your Jig, select, hide, parent, rename.

If you need to scale, rotate, or reposition your entire Jig - you can now edit the overall Jig scene root instead of selecting all objects individually and transforming.

This is ideal for Jigs with many models in them, or content with a large real world scale like construction, rail, or aviation that need to transform many metres from one step to another.

See how many objects and triangles your assets have at a glance…

Hover on objects get total sub-objects and triangles

Hover on a mesh, get total triangles

Improvements to replacing objects and connecting directly to your team object library from Blender.

Some small improvements to the JigSpace Vision Pro app:

Each step of your Jig can now have a camera viewpoint that the camera moves to in your Jig when viewing Jigs in non-AR mode.

Desktop users can now right click to duplicate or delete steps in the timeline, replicate properties, or manage Jigs in My Jigs.

More right click commands will continue to be added with upcoming releases to ensure our power users have better access to tools when in-context.

Control the visibility of parts of your models on each step using the updated toolbar or object list.

To prevent accidental data loss, deleting is now restricted to removing an entire object from all steps in your Jig . This should help users from deleting parts of objects on a specific step, and then later wanting to undo or restore these parts, which is not possible. Now, you can hide an object easily, and "unhide" it on any step. We think this refresh is clearer and more intuitive.

When we import objects from your CAD files, their names are often messy, inaccurate, or meaningless. Now you can double click on any object in the object list, and rename it, making them easier to find, reference, and display.

We've made improvements to our Vision Pro app, and AVP Remote Control app for iPhone and iPad, to make guiding viewers of your Jigs entirely hands free, and improve managing multiple AVP devices in training rooms or trade shows.

Both apps require updating via AppStore links below to use these features:

You can now replace any 3D model in-place while preserving its full setup, making iteration faster and letting you swap placeholder models without redoing work.

For example, if you've made a Jig with 10 steps and several models, and you need to swap a 3D model out for an updated one.The replace model feature will apply the same position, rotation, and scale properties to the replacement model so you don't need to format and transform the model again.

Generate photorealistic thumbnails for your Jigs based on your content as well as your Jig name and description.

We have a huge update to materials and textures in JigSpace.

You can now have different materials or textures on objects from one step to another. For example switch exterior parts of a machine from metal to X-ray to show its inner parts, or display different images and videos on each step in the same UI.

This capability should give you much more creative flexibility without needing to duplicate meshes and bloating your Jigs size.

You can now add and edit custom textures at the mesh level, in addition to a whole 3D model. This works better with upstream 3D design tools like Blender, 3DS Max, and Maya and supports importing packed textures with 3D models. It should make it much easier to edit small textures on smaller sections of your models instead of having to edit the whole model's texture.

Combined with changing textures per step means you can show more details like product screens changing based on operations, power gauge readings, or video footage as just a few examples.

Embedded textures in FBX, USDZ, and GLB/GLTF files are now automatically applied to your 3D models when you load them into JigSpace. This means you can design and edit textures in your preferred 3D design tools and import them fully into JigSpace at the same time as your import your 3D models. Textured 3D models from photogrammetry tools like Polycam or 3D model marketplaces like Sketchfab, or generative AI tools like Meshy.ai will now import fully with their textures.

We also import PBR materials settings with supported models, including STEP and SolidWorks, to save you time re-adjusting transparency, metallic, roughness, or occlusion settings in JigSpace.

MacOS and Windows desktop apps now update automatically, so you don't need to manually download the Jig app from our website each time we update the app. If you have any problems with the new Windows installer file, read our guide to installing the desktop app.

Automatic updates of Apple Vision Pro, iPad, and iPhone apps continue to operate via the AppStore as normal.

We've made various improvements under the hood to speed up day-to-day performance of the JigSpace apps. The desktop apps are now over 200mb smaller in download size, and should be noticeably quicker in actions like creating, deleting, and loading Jigs.

Analytics reporting on your Jigs is now accessed exclusively via the web-based admin dashboard

Finally we've also decommissioned some old features that had reached their end of life:

Support for 3D models in your presentations with materials and textures per step and per mesh in an upcoming Jig format upgrade. You can make Jigs or edit existing ones to have these features soon in an upcoming release to the JigSpace app for Windows, Mac, iPad, and iPhone.

Sometimes custom branding appeared inconsistently when loading a Jig.

We now support for visionOS 26 which is out of beta today. Please update your device OS before updating JigSpace to this version for best results.

We now support SharePlay with nearby participants: View Jigs together in person and collaborate without having to use FaceTime or use personas.

The shared presentation experience is now simpler: