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A control surface release. The Stream Deck integration gets a rebuilt live editor, network-attached decks, and full dial and touchscreen support, plus controller network settings in the Programmer and a setup screen for dedicated displays.
Stream Deck
Supported models are the Mini, Mini MK.2, Original, MK.2, Neo, XL, XL V2, Plus, Pedal, and Studio.
The Stream Deck view renders the connected deck live. Click a key, dial, touch strip, or info screen to edit it in the inspector, and shift+click a key to press it for real. Switching page tabs switches the physical deck.
Config changes apply live, so decks no longer blank or reconnect on save.
Network decks are supported through the Elgato Network Dock (PoE or USB-C power) and the Stream Deck Studio's built-in Ethernet port. Decks on the local network segment are discovered automatically, and anywhere else they can be added by IP address. A network deck behaves exactly like a USB deck, and works from Docker and VM deployments where USB passthrough was not an option.
Dials adjust values with configurable step and range and have separate push actions. The touch strip handles taps, long-presses, and swipe-to-adjust per zone.
Live meters and value readouts can be placed on keys and screens. The info screen can show two live values, plus a clock when idle.
Virtual decks let you build a layout with no hardware attached, then transfer it to a real deck later, including between different deck models.
Locked keys hold the same position and assignment on every page, and a key that navigates to a page lights up while that page is active.
Page names, page duplicate and clear, and arrange tools for copy, paste, move, and swap.
Per-deck brightness, idle dimming rules, and default color settings.
Macros can drive the deck, and keys show run feedback while their macro executes.
Controller network settings
On Linux systems with NetworkManager, including the Raspberry Pi image, the controller's static IP, gateway, and DNS can be set from Programmer Settings. Validation stops you from saving a configuration that would cut off your own session.
Setup screen for dedicated displays
A controller driving a dedicated display shows a setup screen while the project has no panel content, with the address to browse to and how to get connected. Once panel content loads, the display switches to the panel automatically.
Fixes and improvements
The Driver Builder flags command shapes that do not match the driver's transport and validates OSC argument values.
Secret fields in device dialogs are masked correctly, and the device detail view validates setting edits and fixes log tailing.
The UI Builder fixes binding validation, duplicate references, and element id collisions.
Convert to Script generates code that matches what the macro engine actually does, and scripts keep the macro call chain across the script boundary.
The Updates view shows updates staged from the cloud, labels rollbacks clearly, and no longer leaves a stuck progress dialog.
SNMP discovery is hardened against malformed device responses.
Projects are stored in the data directory alongside drivers and plugins, and existing projects migrate automatically.