Duplicate detection, graphics settings, and performance improvements
Meshory v1.5.0 · Aug 4, 2026 · 22 changesManual duplicate detection.
Meshory can now scan your library for duplicate files and let you review the matches before deciding what to do with them.
Slicer detection list.
Settings → Slicer now lists the slicers Meshory found on your computer, and you can hide any you don't want to see.
Graphics mode setting.
The old on/off hardware acceleration switch in Settings is now a graphics mode selector, and GPU details are included when you collect diagnostics.
Scan pause and resume.
You can now pause a scan and resume it later, and turn individual sources on or off without removing them.
Startup and crash status.
Meshory now shows the engine's status while starting up and lets you know if it's recovering from a previous crash.
Faster search.
Searching your library, including wildcard-style queries, is noticeably faster thanks to a new search index.
Faster library browsing.
Large libraries load their asset grid in pages instead of all at once, so browsing feels snappier.
Faster folder view.
Folder lists open faster, especially in libraries with lots of folders.
Faster rescans.
Re-scanning your library after the first pass reuses cached checks and batches writes, so it finishes quicker.
First-scan progress.
The setup bar during your first scan now shows real progress for each phase instead of a generic indicator.
AI tag search updates.
AI-tagging search results now appear as each item finishes, instead of waiting for a whole batch.
Screen reader labels.
Filter buttons, view-mode toggles, file-type chip dismiss buttons, and the asset details panel now have proper labels for screen readers.
Advanced file filters.
Checking multiple file types in the advanced filters only applied the first one; now all of them are used.
Empty filter option.
The 'Project Files' filter didn't actually filter anything, so it's been removed.
Missing thumbnails on quit.
Closing the app while thumbnails were still being generated could leave some of them unsaved.
Previews at launch.
Thumbnails and model previews could occasionally fail to load right after starting the app.
Network drive scan errors.
Scanning a folder on a network drive that failed showed a misleading error instead of the real cause.
Error floods on low resources.
Scanning on a system that ran low on file handles could flood you with error messages instead of failing gracefully.
Refetching on refocus.
Switching back to Meshory from another app could trigger repeated, unnecessary reloading.
Throttling message.
Being rate-limited showed a message telling you to contact support instead of just to wait and try again.
Drag-select drift.
The drag-select rectangle could get out of sync while selecting items; selection now stays accurate.
Blurry 3D previews after moving windows.
Moving Meshory to a monitor with different scaling, or changing your display settings, could leave the 3D viewer blurry or showing faint ghosting around models.