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We're now enforcing clientToken match for all requests, finalizing an upgrade to the security of your data.

🎉 New features

• We've started work to support furniture in 2d mode, at last 🎉! This has been a highly requested feature for a while and we're happy to put up the first wall, so to speak. Currently supported: tables of all shapes, chairs, desks of all configurations, shelves, and cubes. Your existing furniture data layers are 100% compatible with the 2D mode out of the box.

• The first (alpha) version of our map viewer built on top of Mapbox is out and available through smplr.js. Render your geo-referenced buildings on a 3D map in 15 lines of code, including worldwide 3D cities created from OpenStreetMap data. Welcome to the new era of Smplrspace 🌆. Check out the docs and contact us to try it.

• We've added a QueryClient API to retrieve the automatic ground of levels programmatically. See the docs.

• You can now extract all floor plates in a single click in the mapper, using that new API 👆. Just create a polygon group and click the "..." button to try it.

• We've added APIs to QueryClient to programmatically extract doors (docs) and windows (docs) with all their details from the space.

• We've added automated doors and windows extraction in the mapper, using these new APIs 👆. Just create a polyline group and click the "..." button to try it.

• The level explorer template for reports now supports a slider filter when using numeric statistics.

• You can now choose to hide the level picker via smplr.js. See hideLevelPicker in the docs.

💅 Improvements

• The onClick, onHover, and onHoverOut handlers now include the triggering Javascript event as argument, to allow for custom integrations. More details in the docs.

• We've improved the detection of features not supported by browsers, and their associated error messages.

🐛 Bug fixes

• We've fixed an edge case where the full preview button would fail if the preview was not already opened.

• We've fixed an issue where the getElementPositionOnScreen function could return a slightly offset position in 2d mode.

• We've fixed an issue where the hover and click handlers of data layers could be called unintentionally while moving the camera.