The DiSTI Corporation Announces the Release of GL Studio 7.2

ORLANDO, Fla. - Amzeal -- The DiSTI Corporation has deployed a new global maintenance release of its GL Studio software that provides time-saving upgrades and UI pack improvements. Rooted in DiSTI's mission to provide developers' best user experience, these new enhancements came from proven custom-built features requested by customers.

Some of the most noteworthy changes within GL Studio 7.2 are:

• Figma Importer – users can now import content from the popular UI/UX tool Figma into GL Studio. This update allows users to import any dynamic layout behavior from Figma into GL Studio. Providing your app the same look and behavior as it had in Figma right from the start.
  
  
• CMake Deployments – Now GL Studio uses the popular build tool CMake by default in its projects, allowing customers to integrate GL Studio into their existing CMake-based applications easily.
  
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• Autosizing text – GL Studio now offers two new automatic resizing modes so that that text boxes will adjust with any text changes. Users can set the text to expand horizontally or fixed-width and expand vertically, adding new lines as needed.
  
  
• UI Pack improvements – GL Studio 7.2 offers various improvements to GL Studio's popular UI Pack after use in an application. Improvements range from automatic button resizing, widget appearance customization, and improved touch-screen interaction.
  
  
• Improved animation support – Enhanced animation development capabilities. With just a single line of code, developers can deliver a wide range of animations.

"We're excited to introduce these enhancements and additional features built to fuel continued User Interface possibilities for developers," stated DiSTI President Joe Swinski. "Our customers rely on GL Studio for efficient, cost-saving developmental tools that deliver unparalleled results. We are committed to going above-and-beyond to provide tools that will future-enhance their programs."

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It has never been more critical for teams to work together efficiently than it is now. DiSTI's GL studio has always been essential for UI developers seeking to push their creative output boundaries. Still, their power will be even more evident with this release of GL Studio 7.2.

Customers under current maintenance and support contracts for GL Studio can log into DiSTI's customer support portal to download the latest version. For more information on GL Studio, contact us at sales@disti.com.

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The DiSTI Corporation
The DiSTI Corporation is the world's leading provider of graphical user interface software.
Our flagship product, GL Studio, delivers advanced high-performance 3D user interfaces to the aerospace and automotive industries. Leading global manufacturers such as Jaguar Land Rover, Hyundai MOBIS, Garmin, Boeing, NASA, and Lockheed Martin choose GL Studio for its performance, fidelity, and reliability in interface development and deployment. Whether for avionics, instrument clusters, infotainment systems, or flight simulators, GL Studio exceeds the developer's workflow and runtime performance demands.