v3.28.0

This release adds support for uploading image sequences as ZIP files to Gaussian Splatting nodes and introduces layer removal shortcuts in the video compositor.

Upload image sequences as ZIPs to Gaussian Splatting nodes

You can now upload a ZIP file containing an image sequence directly to the image input on multi-view Gaussian Splatting nodes. This eliminates the need to extract and manually select hundreds of individual photos when working with captured sequences. The ZIP upload is mutually exclusive with individual image uploads or video inputs—you can use only one method at a time. The system handles the archive upload efficiently and passes it directly to the backend for processing.

Remove layers directly from the video compositor

Layer management in the video compositor is now more direct. An inline remove button (X) has been added to each layer row in the layer panel, and a “Remove layer” option is available in the viewport’s right-click context menu. Additionally, the Delete or Backspace key will now remove the currently selected layer instead of deleting the entire compositor node, making layer cleanup faster.

Quality of life

• Pressing Delete or Backspace with a layer selected in the video compositor now removes that layer instead of the entire node.
• The segmented toggle controls for enum fields now have proper accessibility labels for screen readers.
• Transparent WebM exports are now processed in chunks to prevent out-of-memory errors on longer compositions.