Cerebro Settings

We have completely redesigned the system settings — everything is now placed in a single window with clear grouping. This saves time, simplifies navigation, and reduces the chance of errors.

How to find it:
Main menu → Cerebro → Preferences

The same window now also includes additional options for application updates, system notifications, and other aspects.

A new cache management tool has been added to the Preferences window. You can now set a storage limit for files downloaded in Cerebro. Once the limit is exceeded, the system will notify you and provide an option to clear the cache. This helps you keep memory usage under control and avoid unexpected issues.

You can now adjust the playback speed of video files in the Mirada player.

This update applies to accounts that have access to multiple companies across different clusters. Previously, Tentaculo allowed logging in to only one cluster at a time, which made some companies unavailable. To resolve this, users had to log out and log back in repeatedly.

Now, login is performed across all available clusters at once, and in the ToDo list you can simply select the company you need at the moment.

Tentaculo configuration now supports flexible number padding. In fact, we’ve added support for the Format Specification Mini-Language for strings.

For example, if your task (shot) names use two-digit numbering — shot_10, shot_20 — but you need three-digit formatting in file names, you can apply this format when defining the file name:

"file_path": [
    {
      ...

        "name": "$(task_parent_name[-2:]:>03d)_$(task_name)",
      ...
    }
]

The new digit formatting is defined by  :>03d.
As a result, file names will look like:
shot_010_anim, shot_020_model.

*For correct substitution, all users must install the latest version of Tentaculo.