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Tiles editor progress report #3

Mircosoft Game Dev

Most of TileSet's systems (rendering, collisions, physics, navigation, …) are now using a concept of "layers" (this might be renamed). As an example, you could now define several PhysicsBodies per tile with different collision layers/masks. Right now, there is no way to edit the tiles' properties in an efficient way.

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Dev snapshot: Godot 4.0 beta 3

Mircosoft Game Dev

Our script editor maintainer, Paul Batty ( Paulb23 ), implemented initial support for multi-caret editing in TextEdit, which is therefore usable in the GDScript and shader editors, as well as any other multi-line text field in the editor. Editor: Allow right-click to erase TileSet terrains and TileMap autotiles ( GH-65903 , GH-66656 ).

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Dev snapshot: Godot 4.0 beta 3

Mircosoft Game Dev

Our script editor maintainer, Paul Batty ( Paulb23 ), implemented initial support for multi-caret editing in TextEdit, which is therefore usable in the GDScript and shader editors, as well as any other multi-line text field in the editor. Editor: Allow right-click to erase TileSet terrains and TileMap autotiles ( GH-65903 , GH-66656 ).

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Godot 3.0 is out and ready for the big leagues

Mircosoft Game Dev

This new implementation is based on Tiled Editor 's Terrains and is fully compatible with previous TileSets. It has built-in collision, occlusion and navigation polygon editors, together with the possibility to extend the resource using a tool script to have control over what subtiles do. Greatly improved 3D editor viewport.

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GSoC 2020 - Progress report #1

Mircosoft Game Dev

As we announced a few months ago , Godot is participating again in the Google Summer of Code program for its 2020 edition. One of the most common uses for IK in 3D is to place a character's feet on uneven ground without clipping through the geometry, where the legs realistically adjust to the terrain.

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