- A roadmap and this changelog on the landing page.
Changelog
What has changed, newest first. Roadmap
- A full-screen lantern scene greets you on your first login, with three ways in.
- Donations go through Ko-fi, linked from every footer.
- The terms and privacy notice are open to everyone and name who runs fabelfeuer.
- This page explains the name and lists the graphics cards behind fabelfeuer.
- Refine pictures inside the lightbox, with a strip of takes and a prompt bar.
- Replies are revealed at reading pace, so the work behind them hides while you read. Scenes stay in their own place.
- Clear rules on this page: no deepfakes and no real people without their consent.
- The app and this page took the name fabelfeuer, with the lantern as its mark. A player guide in English and German.
- Three starter stories in German and English. Players can delete their own pictures and clips.
- Published pictures carry a signed AI-made label, and a public page shows how to check it.
- The first version of this page.
- Animate offers a closed list of motions. The scene composer became a chat bar: plus, field, send.
- Four new starter characters, each arriving in the middle of something.
- Community members can lend a graphics card to render for fabelfeuer.
- Every new player gets the starter characters and places, with pictures ready. Prices show in coins next to every button that makes a picture or a clip.
- Accounts and login, daily limits, and an account page. The app opens up beyond one machine.
- Stories: acts, a cast and endings that your choices decide.
- Narration can be spoken in its own voice, and a command palette gets you around with the keyboard.
- A home page that picks up the last scene and suggests a new one.
- Every redrawn reply is kept as an alternative, and a reply can be continued.
- The outfit turntable: a character turns on the spot in what she is wearing.
- A media gallery for everything you have made, and a Pose Studio with a preview for every pose.
- Characters can offer poses, and you can choose which poses a character may offer.
- Characters respond to how a scene is going, and can offer a change of clothes.
- Any picture can become a short film clip.
- Face Studio and Outfit Studio. A moment in a scene can hold several takes, and you pick the one you like.
- Replies appear as they are written, and a character's voice plays in the app.
- The app and each scene can be in German or English, chosen separately.
- One queue for all picture work, with pause, skip and stop. The scene list can be searched, archived and cleaned up.
- A character can introduce herself from her card and at the start of a scene.
- The first version: a scene you can talk in, with pictures drawn on request. Click a picture to see it full screen with its prompt.