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idragosani wrote:Is there a list of the fixes for 10.0.2?

-New shortcut: Shift E - swap the last used tool with the previous
-Fix a race bug in the multi-thread rendering
-Protected Layer groups can't be loaded with previous versions
-Fix Tiff Saver in 64bits and Linux version
-Black Eye wait 1.0 second instead .5
-Fix a crash when the playback stop and when the timeline panel is closed
-Show image mark even if the layer is locked
-Add shortcuts next/previous current color image mark
-Add shortcuts Show/Hide layer group
-Fix Color Picker shift
-Main panel: add shape option in the popup
-Fix a crash when the soft quit when the wrap tool is active
-Moving Layers up or down keep the selection
-Add cmd: tv_runscript
-Fix the camera position during the playback when Mark In is set in the clip
-Fix a bug in the Tools History
-Fix the File-Browser bug in Mac OSX
-A lot of other small fix and enhancement everywhere...

Excellent, thanks!

I completely agree with the poster above. Grouping layers in colors is archaic, making it like photoshop and putting things in tidy folders (that can all be moved together and effected by the same effects) is way better than color coding layers. It get's confusing and pretty sloppy quickly.

The Color group is currently the better solution on TVPaint, because the grouping layers as Photoshop is not usable as it is in TVPaint.
Indeed, Photoshop allow you to create group on only one level, etc... But this kind of grouping layer doesn't work very well for an animation.
For example: if a character walk above a house, then pass behind the house and finally enter in the house. How do you store in a same group all your level of animation? Knowing that the group in Photoshop are on only one level.
I mean, the color grouping allow you to group all your animations which are on different levels beside to background elements.