Loadout Planner release notes

Asks you to save before the app closes

Restore copies if a plan goes wrong

Closing the window asks you to save the plan file, keep working, or close without saving. While you work, the app keeps earlier copies on this device. Restore brings one back, and if a saved plan cannot be read, Restore last copy is offered instead of a blank drawing.

Trucks stay on top when you export a JPEG or PDF

The sheet was redrawing the venue over the trucks, so some trucks looked faded behind the rooms. Export now draws the rooms first and the trucks on top, and keeps them solid on the Venue tab too.

Custom text size on every truck, stage, room and label

Truck names print larger on the A4 sheet

Trucks and stages always draw on top of the venue

Select an object and pick a text size: S, M, L, XL or XXL, or type a percentage from 50 to 400. Select several trucks to resize all their labels at once. M returns a label to its automatic size.

Rooms and imported drawings now stay underneath, so a room drawn after a truck no longer covers it.

Select several objects, then move or delete them together

Type a zoom percentage, and return the drawing to centre

An overall crew number that updates as you assign departments

Save as, for a second copy of the plan

Drag a box on empty space, or hold Command (Ctrl on Windows) and click, to select more than one room or truck. Delete removes the whole selection.

On Notes, set the overall crew, then give each department a number. The tally shows how many are still to assign. Reset clears the department numbers and leaves the overall crew.

New dock icon

Notes tab, with crew on the left and formatted notes on the right

JPEG and PDF export as one A4 landscape page

The drawing fills the sheet, whatever the zoom on screen

Venue, Trucks and Notes are separate tabs. On Notes, set crew numbers and roles, and write the sheet with bold, italic, underline and colour.

Export JPEG or PDF. Both are one A4 landscape page: crew and the layout on the left, notes on the right. The drawing fills the space under the crew box.