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Release Candidate on the horizon we continue to release beta snapshots frequently and relentlessly! Such cadence allows us to better measure the overall stability and quickly catch regressions, especially when a lot of features are worked on at the same time. Unfortunately, we also have to rollback one of the core animations features.
stable, we plan to release beta builds frequently to have broad testing on the latest fixes and spot any regression. beta 7 with close to 25 commits made since beta 6 a few days ago. beta 6 and 3.1 This beta is built from commit e30ce69. version includes all the new features (and subsequent bugs!)
beta 1 in September, and that was a big milestone on our journey to finalize our next major release – be sure to check out that blog post if you haven't yet, for an overview of some of the main highlight of Godot 4.0. We're now at beta 4, slightly delayed as I was on holiday, but all the more interesting to try out. Requires.NET SDK 6.0
beta 1 one month ago! But the “1” in beta 1 means that it’s only the first step of the journey, and like for the alpha phase, we’re going to release new beta snapshots roughly every other week. We’re now at beta 3, making good progress on fixing the issues that testers are reporting. We released Godot 4.0 Major changes.
beta 1 one month ago! But the "1" in beta 1 means that it's only the first step of the journey, and like for the alpha phase, we're going to release new beta snapshots roughly every other week. We're now at beta 3, making good progress on fixing the issues that testers are reporting. We released Godot 4.0
beta 1 in September, and that was a big milestone on our journey to finalize our next major release – be sure to check out that blog post if you haven’t yet, for an overview of some of the main highlight of Godot 4.0. We’re now at beta 4, slightly delayed as I was on holiday, but all the more interesting to try out. Requires.NET SDK 6.0
Download Links Windows Mac Update Notes Engine New Features Pool supports setting a shrink threshold to ensure that the size after shrinking will not be less than the shrink threshold. Fixed the issue where the terrain editing information was lost after entering prefab editing and returning to the scene. Added Vec2.toVec3() Added Vec3.toVec2()
Download Links Windows Mac Update Notes Engine New Features Pool supports setting a shrink threshold to ensure that the size after shrinking will not be less than the shrink threshold. Fixed the issue where the terrain editing information was lost after entering prefab editing and returning to the scene. Added Vec2.toVec3() Added Vec3.toVec2()
is a huge release that requires a lot of work, and because we're committed to providing dev snapshots frequently so that pre-release testers can quickly access the new features and bug fixes. This snapshot comes with a handful of interesting new features, notably: Initial TAA implementation ( GH-61319 ). x projects to the 4.0
alpha 1 ― the first official alpha build of our upcoming major milestone, enabling all interested users to try it out and report bugs, as well as provide feedback on the new features. alpha 2 with a great deal of fixes and new features! Be aware that during the alpha stage the engine is still not feature-complete or stable.
We plan to have a last alpha build within one week, and then we should be ready to move into the beta stage, where we only merge critical bug fixes until the branch is stable enough for the final release. version includes all the new features (and subsequent bugs!) The features. Contrarily to our 3.0.x is released. OpenGL ES 2.0
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For Beta 12 I decided to include it on the patron feature voting list, and… it won. Sample Garrison interior layout (major features labeled), under the old system first introduced in 2015. Sample Garrison content list from Beta 11. Rampant terrain destruction is awesome, by the way ;).
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