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# Beta 0.1.17 Build 233

{% hint style="success" %} <mark style="color:green;">**Version**</mark>: 0.1.17\ <mark style="color:green;">**Build**</mark>: 233\ <mark style="color:green;">**Series**</mark>: Chappie\ <mark style="color:green;">**Release**</mark>: 10th January 2024\ <mark style="color:green;">**Compatibility:**</mark> Maya 2022, 2023, 2024 (Windows / Linux / macOS)\ <br>

What's new in TheKeyMachine 0.1.17 - <https://youtu.be/eebJ5lG0YOE>

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TheKeyMachine 0.1.17 brings some significant improvements, such as the ability to dock or undock the selection sets, the new Studio mode, as well as multiple enhancements.<br>

New features:

* New Selection Sets workspace.
* Toolbox Orbit now saves your preferences. New hotkey to open and close Orbit.
* Now you can hide or show the toolbar (toggle). If Maya is closed with the toolbar hidden, it will maintain the same mode on the next start.
* New functions to add an icon to the shelf and to add TheKeyMachine hotkeys to Maya.
* New Studio mode that allows for centralized installation. This mode allows for specific adjustments and creates a preference folder for each user.

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Improvements and fixes:

* The Blend and Tween sliders now display the percentage and have been optimized.
* TheKeyMachine has improved the way it installs and starts. Now it can be launched from multiple versions of Maya using the same installation.
* The "Copy to Opposite" icon has been redesigned to be clearer.
* Other minor improvements.

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