Happy Sprint Release Day! 🚀

We've packed this sprint with enhancements designed to improve your team's productivity. This release includes Pass-Through for Non-Generative Production Types and multiple Outfitting enhancements.
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We're always eager to hear your thoughts, so don't hesitate to share your feedback.
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Previously, asset pass-through in Production Type Triggers could only be configured when the target was a generative Production Type. To route selected assets between two non-generative Production Types, the only workaround was to set up a placeholder generative workflow with no AI anywhere in it, just to get the pass-through behavior.

That limitation is now removed. Asset pass-through can be configured from a source Production Type to a non-generative target, with the same position mapping that exists for generative targets. This gives you more flexibility when routing selected assets between production workflows, without capturing those assets again.

Learn More: Style Guide V2: Production Triggers

We’ve brought full outfit definition to Kelvin and Chroma, so you can capture the exact requirements for each component wherever you build outfits. You can now set required sizes, quantities per size, and whether each component is mandatory or substitutable, directly on set in Kelvin or on the go in Chroma.

Outfits now behave consistently in Gamma, Kelvin and Chroma, including how size rules are applied. This gives you one reliable outfit record, whichever app it was created or updated in.
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Learn More: Outfits in Kelvin & Learn More: Outfits in Chroma

When building or editing an outfit, you can now see whether the selected size or variant is Checked In or Not Checked In. The Create/Edit Outfit modal displays this status for each outfit item, while the Select Variant list shows check-in status for every available size or variant. This makes sample availability visible before you make a selection, helping reduce incorrect picks and making outfit readiness easier to understand.

This improvement is available across Gamma, Kelvin and Chroma.

Learn More: Outfits Overview
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We’ve added dedicated Shot List Display Options for Mixed Production Sessions in Kelvin. You can now set the displayed names for Product Lanes and Production Type Lanes separately, using a wide range of tokens to choose what each lane shows.

Shot List Display Options for sessions that are not Mixed Production Sessions are unchanged.

Learn More: Kelvin Settings

You can now read workspace-level Copywriting Guidelines through MCP, including the Preferred Words, Forbidden Words, and Conventions used to maintain consistent brand language. The capability is read-only and clarifies that they apply properly to your copywriting asset properties.

MCP now handles filters more safely. If you ask your AI to filter information using a value Creative Force doesn’t recognise, it will tell you what went wrong and show the values you can use instead of quietly showing incorrect or unfiltered results. It will also explain when a filter is entered in the wrong format, making it easier to correct your request.
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Learn More: MCP Overview
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We’ve improved Final Selection auto-mapping for assets received through the Orbitvu, Looklet, and Profoto connectors. Supporting assets such as in-clip images and resource images will now be able to map automatically during Final Selection. These tasks can now complete automatically when the main image, in-clip files, and resource files follow the supported filename convention.
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Learn More: Auto Mapping at Final Selection in Gamma

In Dreem, we released notifications for when a generation or an upscale finishes, so you can start a long run, switch to other work, and come back when Dreem tells you it is done.

We also made it possible to use glasses and sunglasses as the main product in Virtual Model.

Learn More: Dreem Notifications

You no longer need to invite each person to your Dreem workspace manually. With User Provisioning, Creative Force adds the users you choose to your studio’s Dreem Enterprise workspace and keeps their details up to date. They join as Members the first time they sign in, with no invitation or waitlist.

User Provisioning is a separate add-on, so contact your CSM to turn it on.
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Learn More: Dreem and Creative Force

We’re always striving to create the best product for you and your team! Feel free to drop us a line via email/chat, or submit your ideas and feedback directly to our product team via product@creativeforce.io.