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Major Features - API key encryption at rest using Fernet (OS keyring with file fallback) - Prompt Manager: unified UI with template groups, priority ordering, override tracking, response extractors - Scene context history review panel with token budgets and best-fit mode - Multiple concurrent director chats with auto-generated titles - Granular scene state reset dialog - Time passage insert/edit/delete in scene view - Image analysis via OpenAI-compatible and Talemate Client backends - Volatile context placement after scene history for improved prompt caching Improvements - Configurable narrator generation length per narration type - AI Aware conversation mode - Summarizer: custom instructions, writing style inclusion, short line filtering - Anthropic: adaptive thinking support, updated model list (opus-4-5/4-6, haiku-4-5) - Google: gemini-3.1 support - World editor: generate from topic, quick create state reinforcement, reorganized menus - Node editor: promote scene modules to global - Frontend: version mismatch detection, hideable bracket content, required scene name - TTS: improved pause handling, audio tag support for vocal markers (ElevenLabs v3) - Writing style template for AI-generated instructions - Added Kimi.jinja2 LLM prompt template - Option to disable character names in stopping strings - Client response length enforcement options - Graduated token count sliders - Increased summarizer token threshold max Bugfixes - Fix bracket/paren/brace terminators stripped from message ends - Fix colon in conversation causing content loss - Fix "Use as reference" navigating to blank page - Fix avatar regeneration and manual regenerate - Fix conversation agent ignoring generation length - Fix duplicate length instructions with reasoning enabled - Fix trailing newline on message edits - Fix summarize dialogue sending too much context with layered history - Fix layered history inspection and construction issues - Fix empty response handling in summarization - Fix context ID dot notation with dotted character names - Fix recursive retry in focal agent - Fix leading whitespace causing duplicate prepared responses - Fix summarization not stripping ANALYSIS OF lines - Fix template group selection/removal in prompt manager - Fix multiline text in parentheses/brackets parser - Fix determine_character_name resolution - Fix character activate/deactivate desyncing creative menu - Fix character image generation missing context - Fix LMStudio client not sending token limits - Fix Recent Scene images on newer Chromium - Fix sequential reinforcement messages cut off at first linebreak - Fix reinforcement removal not clearing state - Fixes #252, #256, #258 Deprecations - Removed context investigations (replaced by AI-assisted RAG mixin) - Removed deprecated prompt templates (fix-continuity-errors, fix-exposition, etc.) - Removed conversation/edit.jinja2, auto break repetition, CLI reset layered history --------- Co-authored-by: theDTV2 <47825738+theDTV2@users.noreply.github.com>
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Restoring Scenes from Backups
Talemate provides two ways to return a scene to a previous state:
- Restore from Backup — use the automatic version history to go back to any previous revision (covered on this page)
- Restore from Restore Point — reset to a specific save file you've designated as a baseline in the scene settings
Both methods create a new, unsaved scene — your existing files are never modified.
Restore from backup
Every time you save, Talemate records the changes as a delta in the scene's changelog directory. This version history lets you restore a scene to any previous revision.
How to restore
- From the main screen, locate your scene in the Quick load section
- Click the three-dot menu (⋮) on the scene card
- Select Restore from Backup
Restore options
The backup restore dialog provides several restoration options:
- Restore Earliest - Returns the scene to its initial state (revision 0)
- Restore Latest - Restores the most recent saved state
- Filter by date/time - Find and restore to a specific point in time
When you use the date/time filter, Talemate will show the closest available revision to your selected time.
Important notes
!!! warning Restoring creates a new, unsaved scene from the selected revision. Your original scene file will not be modified. This allows you to safely explore previous states without losing your current progress.
After restoration:
- The restored scene opens as a new, unsaved scene
- You must manually save it to preserve the restored state
- The original scene file remains unchanged in its current state
Restore from restore point
If you've configured a restore point in the scene settings, you can reset the scene to that baseline state using the :material-backup-restore: Restore Scene button. This is useful for scenes you want to replay from a fixed starting point, such as testing a scene during development.
Unlike backup restoration, which uses the automatic version history, restore points use a specific save file you've chosen as the baseline. See the restoration settings documentation for setup details.