Everything new, fixed, and improved in OneshotFX.
This is the first public beta release of OneshotFX.
You can now pin the camera to a specific spot on the video, independent of where your cursor was. Enable Focus Point in the Zoom Segment properties, click Pick on canvas to place it, or fine-tune with the X / Y sliders.
Auto-Zoom now reacts to keyboard activity, not just mouse clicks. The camera stays zoomed in while you type and pulls back when you stop — making walkthroughs that mix typing and clicking look much more natural.
Click animation rings were showing up offset from the actual click when Zoom inside window was enabled. This is now fixed.
If you already had browser tabs open when you installed OneshotFX, click tracking and the instruction modal weren't working until you refreshed those tabs. Both now work correctly from the very first recording — no refresh needed.
Several under-the-hood improvements to the editor's rendering pipeline make playback noticeably smoother, especially on longer recordings with lots of click events.
Adding, moving, resizing, and deleting Zoom, Crop, and Skip Segments are all fully undoable with Ctrl/Cmd + Z.
Added a Zoom mode toggle to choose between zooming inside the window or scaling the whole window. Shadows and rounded corners also render more smoothly.
OneshotFX is in public beta. All features are free during this period.