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Chunk tilemap physics The current implementation of TileMapLayer uses individual collision bodies for every single cell, which is extremely wasteful and a likely cause of runtime performance issues for 2D scenes relying on physics. Rendering: Update ViewportTexture path relative to its local scene instead of the Viewport owner ( GH-97861 ).
Editor: Add one-way indicator to tile collision editor ( GH-67283 ). GUI: Copy local theme overrides from Control to Window ( GH-69353 ). Physics: Fix 2D & 3D Continuous Collision Detection sometimes adjusting velocity too much ( GH-69934 ). Shaders: Fix the sorting of shader uniforms ( GH-70016 ).
Editor: Add one-way indicator to tile collision editor ( GH-67283 ). GUI: Copy local theme overrides from Control to Window ( GH-69353 ). Physics: Fix 2D & 3D Continuous Collision Detection sometimes adjusting velocity too much ( GH-69934 ). Shaders: Fix the sorting of shader uniforms ( GH-70016 ).
Custom shaders Gain control over your game’s visual style and performance by creating custom shaders. Shader programming allows you to manipulate lighting, textures, and visual effects, resulting in unique and optimized visuals. Optimize performance Keep performance in mind throughout development.
Updated and localized documentation. Additionally, translators have been hard at work to localize the online documentation , and we now have 100% complete documentation in French , as well as near complete versions in Chinese (Simplified) , Japanese , and Spanish. A big thankyou to all the documentation and localization contributors!
Shader language features. Revamped collision layer grid in the inspector. Localized class reference. Shader language features. Our shader language maintainer Yuri Roubinsky ( Chaosus ) is busy doing magic on the development branch for Godot 4.0, Large files support (> 2.0 Frame delta smoothing.
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For projects catering to people from various backgrounds, supporting multiple languages might be important, and with that, comes the need for the project to be robust enough to not break when using different locales. The users can automate and customize scenes and write shaders according to their needs, using a graph-based visual editor.
Materials and shaders. Materials and shaders. makes up for it by providing an extremely powerful default material (which supports detail textures, triplanar mapping and other nice features) and an extremely easy-to-use shader language. writing shaders is very easy! Full principled BSDF. Global illumination (GI).
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