Also follow Jaanus on Twitter to see more of their work and maybe catch a glimpse of the next update to BLASTRONAUT! What’s new Download and star this project on GitHub or get it from the Asset Library. The illustration picture is from Abandoned Spaceship by Jaanus Jaggo (Perfoon), a beautiful demo scene made with Godot 4. Numerous improvements to the documentation and translations.Īs usual, you can try it live with the online version of the Godot editor updated for this release. The project converter has been improved with new renames and corrections to its behavior around various scripting statements.

Multiple conditions for crashes and freezes have been addressed throughout the editor and the engine. This release candidate includes some changes which may interest a lot of users: Better yet, prefer using a version control system, such as Git, and commit a version of your project before the migration. Don’t forget to always make backups when moving versions, even minor. If there are no significant regressions reported with release candidates, a stable version is going to be published soon.

It should be safe to migrate your existing projects to 4.0.1, but to make sure of that we need your help testing the changes. As such, we are starting directly with a Release Candidate.

This allows us to publish this patch release quickly and with a lot of confidence that it doesn’t introduce new problems and regressions in the process. And as is the case with every new beginning, some problems have been reported, some points of frictions have been identified, and so fixes and improvements are in order.įor the time being we are primarily focusing on changes that address critical issues (such as crashes and regressions), as well as small self-contained fixes to various parts of the engine and documentation improvements. It marked the beginning of a new journey for the engine and its users, like yourself. Two weeks ago we have published the biggest release in the history of Godot - Godot 4.0.

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