Alert Optimization and Backend Stability
In this version, we have worked on the optimization of alert calls to the backend, reducing unnecessary traffic and improving efficiency in communication with the server. This translates into a more agile alert management with less impact on overall performance.
At the same time, a review of the recorded exceptions in the backlog has been conducted, identifying and correcting unexpected behaviors that could affect stability in specific scenarios. This internal cleanup work reduces the occurrence of hard-to-reproduce errors and increases the robustness of the system in production.
Improvements in Visualizations and Data via MQTT
We continue to refine the experience in connected visualizations:
Correction of the behavior of the axis in stacked graphs, respecting the maximum defined in the configuration.
We added tooltips on the labels received via MQTT
Resolution of a JSON parsing issue in PanelInfoMQTT. Prevents stalls in panel loading and ensures a more robust reading of complex configurations.
Improvements in Interactive Elements
Version 2.1.3 takes a further step in consolidating the visual ecosystem:
We adjust the camera distance of interactive elements, visualizations, and hotspots when focused, so that when attention is centered on an element, the camera takes a more balanced and readable position.
The rendering order is also corrected to ensure that the interactive element is represented correctly above the IFC models.
Maps and Navigation Experience
In the maps module, we incorporated an improvement aimed at enriching the visual context:
We added a new map style option SatelliteStreets. It combines the satellite view with street references, facilitating the understanding of the real environment while maintaining the legibility of names and roads, especially useful in projects where the relationship with the terrain is critical.
Addressables and Deployment Stability
With the goal of reducing incidents during the release of new versions, this release includes:
A general update of addressables, aligning configurations and versions to minimize conflicts in resource loading.
A specific hotfix for the addressables release, which corrects issues detected in previous deployments and improves reliability in content distribution.
These actions contribute to reducing errors related to resource management.
Interface Polishing and Additional Corrections
Lastly, 2.1.3 includes a series of corrections that enhance the day-to-day user experience:
Feedback is added to the interactive elements when hovering from the visualizations menu.
Internal behaviors related to the reading and rendering of elements connected via MQTT are adjusted.
Overall, version TOKII 2.1.3 reinforces the technical foundation of the platform, improves the readability of real-time data, and refines key interaction details in 3D and maps, preparing the system for continued growth on a more stable and consistent architecture.