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which would have included new multiplayer networking, visual scripting and many other improvements) because we realized that projects using the new features would no longer work in 3.0, Visual Scripting. Auto-tiling in tile maps. Visual Scripting. A year ago, we decided to skip the release of Godot 2.2 SVG support.
Those now come with support for attractors, collision , trails , sub-emitters and manual emission. This included adding new collision shapes, cylinder and heightmap , as well as re-implementing SoftBody nodes. Scripting them is simpler now as well. With that done, it was time to improve the user side of things.
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