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Cocos Creator 3.8.5 forum version

Cocos

Optimizations Package size reductions : Removed unused Web platform GFX layer code and applied Terser compression to shorten internal property lengths. Enabled “inline enums” and “private property compression” for engine code. Internal properties marked with a $ suffix are compressed in the build process.

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Delores Source Code Released!

Grumpy Gamer

I accidentally pushed the wrong button and made the Delores source code available on GitHub. I did publish all the source code to Delores on GitHub , but it wasn't an accident. I also uploaded the dev build of the Delores engine (including the complete debugger) so you can run all your edits and changes. wait for laughter).

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Delores Source Code Released!

Grumpy Gamer

I accidentally pushed the wrong button and made the Delores source code available on GitHub. wait for Todd in the third row, who laughs at anything, to stop laughing) I did publish all the source code to Delores on GitHub , but it wasn’t an accident. If we broke a store build, it would be hours of tech support emails.

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Dev snapshot: Godot 4.4 beta 1

Mircosoft Game Dev

If you are interested in the latter, please request to join our testing group to get access to pre-release builds. Weve unified the code to make sure it works the same on both platforms, and weve fixed some bugs. You can also try the Web editor or the Android editor for this release.

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CI

Grumpy Gamer

Continuous Integration (or, CI, as the pro’s call it) is when a separate and often dedication machine is continuously building (compiling) your game whenever you check in code. It helps ensure that the game can build at all times. You always have a build ready to put into test and then distributed to Steam, Xbox, etc.

Build 130
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CI

Grumpy Gamer

Continuous Integration (or, CI, as the pro's call it) is when a separate and often dedication machine is continuously building (compiling) your game whenever you check in code. It helps ensure that the game can build at all times. You always have a build ready to put into test and then distributed to Steam, Xbox, etc.

Build 130
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Maniac Mansion Design Doc

Grumpy Gamer

Gary had done some quick concepts, but we didn't have a real design, screen shots or any code. This was before I realized coding the whole game in 6502 was nuts and began working on the SCUMM system. Eventually David Fox would come on to help with SCUMM scripting. I don't remember a point where the game was "OK'd".

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