One of the most requested features is the ability to debug the running game from within the editor including pausing the game, clicking on elements within the scene, and embedding the running game window inside the editor. Dev4 comes with the first two of these workflows thanks to the contribution from YeldhamDev of Lone Wolf Technology & W4 Games, users are now able to explore their project’s world freely!

The actual embedding of the game window into the editor will come later in a subsequent PR.

This is a great update!

No clue, love the idea!

Even as someone who doesn’t usually play the genre it’s a fantastic game

I’m going to have to make a fab account (edit: it was 3 clicks total), they have some stats in the comments too:

RAM:

• Static Memory: 712MiB
• Static Memory Max: 1.84GiB

VRAM:

• Texture memory: 2.25GiB
• Overal Video memory: 2.48GiB

The cave part looks really nice!

Not mine, just sharing. But it’s looking good!

That’s fake news!

There’s a reason some people call them Faux News

new features […] will no longer be available from Microsoft

you promise?

Watermelons?

Because that would have been good

Here I was thinking to myself “it’s happened again??”

March 9, 2022

The incident itself was January of 2022.

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Trucks, vans, etc. something that can handle normal winter roads and haul the people and goods that are needed. Maybe a bus if you’re a hutterite

This would not be great in the winter, the truth is for rural living personal vehicles (or at least communal vehicles) are going to be required

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

I like it 😆 what type of game you planning?

Posts like this make me glad for my instance

Fair 😆 I learned a few weeks ago that right clicking most things has useful options! You can move nodes, play a scene from its tab, etc.

The scene tree? I think you can right click a node and the menu has an option to expand/collapse all children

@export_tool_button annotation

Being able to create a button in the inspector from tool scripts was a highly requested feature, and many contributors took it upon themselves to make it happen in GH-96290: new contributors jordi-star and Macksaur, and maintainers Ernest and Danil!

YEEEEEEES