# Changelog All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](http://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/). ## [3.0.1] - 2018-02-25 ### Added - The 'server' platform is back as it was in Godot 2.1. - It is now again possible to run a headless Godot on Linux. - New CLI options - --build-solutions: build C# solutions without starting the editor. - --quit: quit the engine after the first main loop iteration. - It is now possible to scale an .obj mesh when importing. - Type icons can now be enabled in the editor again. - New GLSL built-in functions in the shader language - radians - degrees - asinh - acosh - atanh - exp2 - log2 - roundEven - New GDScript features - `OS.center_window()`. - `StreamPeerTCP.set_no_delay()`. - `EditorPlugin.remove_control_from_container()`. - A button has been added to the debugger to copy the error messages. - The Ctrl toggles snapping in the 3D viewport. - Support has been added for a new .escn, for use with the new Blender exporter. - CA certificates have been updated to the latest Mozilla bundle. ### Fixed - Copy/pasting from the editor on X11 will now work more reliably. - The lightmap baker will now use all available cores on Windows. - Fixed missing text in some FileDialog buttons. - Fixes to HTTP requests on the HTML5 platform. - Many, many fixes and improvements to C# support (including a [Signal] attribute). - Static linking of `libgcc_s` as well as `libstdc++` for better Linux binary portability. - Fix broken APK expansion on Android. - Several crashes in the editor have been fixed. - Many documentation fixes. - Several hiDPI fixes. ## Changed - Bullet physics now correctly calculates effective gravity on KinematicBodies. - Setting the color `v` member now correctly sets the `s` member. - RichTextLabels now correctly determine the baseline for all fonts. - SpinBoxes now correctly calculate their initial size. - OGG streams now correctly signal the end of playback. ## [3.0] - 2018-01-29 ### Added - Physically-based renderer using OpenGL ES 3.0. - Uses the Disney PBR model, with clearcoat, sheen and anisotropy parameters available. - Uses a forward renderer, supporting multi-sample anti-aliasing (MSAA). - Parallax occlusion mapping. - Reflection probes. - Screen-space reflections. - Real-time global illumination using voxel cone tracing (GIProbe). - Proximity fade and distance fade (useful for creating soft particles and various effects). - [Lightmapper](https://godotengine.org/article/introducing-new-last-minute-lightmapper) for lower-end desktop and mobile platforms, as an alternative to GIProbe. - New SpatialMaterial resource, replacing FixedMaterial. - Multiple passes can now be specified (with an optional "grow" property), allowing for effects such as cel shading. - Brand new 3D post-processing system. - Depth of field (near and far). - Fog, supporting light transmittance, sun-oriented fog, depth fog and height fog. - Tonemapping and Auto-exposure. - Screen-space ambient occlusion. - Multi-stage glow and bloom, supporting optional bicubic upscaling for better quality. - Color grading and various adjustments. - Rewritten audio engine from scratch. - Supports audio routing with arbitrary number of channels, including Area-based audio redirection ([video](https://youtu.be/K2XOBaJ5OQ0)). - More than a dozen of audio effects included. - Rewritten 3D physics using [Bullet](http://bulletphysics.org/). - UDP-based high-level networking API using [ENet](http://enet.bespin.org/). - IPv6 support for all of the engine's networking APIs. - Visual scripting. - Rewritten import system. - Assets are now referenced with their source files, then imported in a transparent manner by the engine. - Imported assets are now cached in a `.import` directory, making distribution and versioning easier. - Support for ETC2 compression. - Support for uncompressed Targa (.tga) textures, allowing for faster importing. - Rewritten export system. - GPU-based texture compression can now be tweaked per-target. - Support for exporting resource packs to build DLC / content addons. - Improved GDScript. - Pattern matching using the `match` keyword. - `$` shorthand for `get_node()`. - Setters and getters for node properties. - Underscores in number literals are now allowed for improved readability (for example,`1_000_000`). - Improved performance (+20% to +40%, based on various benchmarks). - [Feature tags](http://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/learning/workflow/export/feature_tags.html) in the Project Settings, for custom per-platform settings. - Full support for the [glTF 2.0](https://www.khronos.org/gltf/) 3D interchange format. - Freelook and fly navigation to the 3D editor. - Built-in editor logging (logging standard output to a file), disabled by default. - Improved, more intuitive file chooser in the editor. - Smoothed out 3D editor zooming, panning and movement. - Toggleable rendering information box in the 3D editor viewport. - FPS display can also be enabled in the editor viewport. - Ability to render the 3D editor viewport at half resolution to achieve better performance. - GDNative for binding languages like C++ to Godot as dynamic libraries. - Community bindings for [D](https://github.com/GodotNativeTools/godot-d), [Nim](https://github.com/pragmagic/godot-nim) and [Python](https://github.com/touilleMan/godot-python) are available. - Editor settings and export templates are now versioned, making it easier to use several Godot versions on the same system. - Optional soft shadows for 2D rendering. - HDR sky support. - Ability to toggle V-Sync while the project is running. - Panorama sky support (sphere maps). - Support for WebM videos (VP8/VP9 with Vorbis/Opus). - Exporting to HTML5 using WebAssembly. - C# support using Mono. - The Mono module is disabled by default, and needs to be compiled in at build-time. - The latest Mono version (5.4) can be used, fully supporting C# 7.0. - Support for rasterizing SVG to images on-the-fly, using the nanosvg library. - Editor icons are now in SVG format, making them better-looking at non-integer scales. - Due to the library used, only simpler SVGs are well-supported, more complex SVGs may not render correctly. - Support for oversampling DynamicFonts, keeping them sharp when scaled to high resolutions. - Improved StyleBoxFlat. - Border widths can now be set per-corner. - Support for anti-aliased rounded and beveled corners. - Support for soft drop shadows. - VeryLoDPI (75%) and MiDPI (150%) scaling modes for the editor. - Improved internationalization support for projects. - Language changes are now effective without reloading the current scene. - Implemented missing features in the HTML5 platform. - Cursor style changes. - Cursor capturing and hiding. - Improved styling and presentation of HTML5 exports. - A spinner is now displayed during loading. - Rewritten the 2D and 3D particle systems. - Particles are now GPU-based, allowing their use in much higher quantities than before. - Meshes can now be used as particles. - Particles can now be emitted from a mesh's shape. - Properties can now be modified over time using an editable curve. - Custom particle shaders can now be used. - New editor theme, with customizable base color, highlight color and contrast. - A light editor theme option is now available, with icons suited to light backgrounds. - Alternative dark gray and Arc colors are available out of the box. - New adaptive text editor theme, adjusting automatically based on the editor colors. - Support for macOS trackpad gestures in the editor. - Exporting to macOS now creates a `.dmg` disk image if exporting from an editor running on macOS. - Signing the macOS export now is possible if running macOS (requires a valid code signing certificate). - Exporting to Windows now changes the exported project's icon using `rcedit` (requires WINE if exporting from Linux or macOS). - Improved build system. - Support for compiling using Visual Studio 2017. - [SCons](http://scons.org/) 3.0 and Python 3 are now supported (SCons 2.5 and Python 2.7 still work). - Link-time optimization can now be enabled by passing `use_lto=yes` to the SCons command line. - Produces faster and sometimes smaller binaries. - Currently only supported with GCC and MSVC. - Added a progress percentage when compiling Godot. - `.zip` archives are automatically created when compiling HTML5 export templates. - Easier and more powerful way to create editor plugins with EditorPlugin and related APIs. ### Changed - Increased the default low-processor-usage mode FPS limit (60 → 125). - This makes the editor smoother and more responsive. - Increased the default 3D editor camera's field of view (55 → 70). - Increased the default 3D Camera node's field of view (65 → 70). - Changed the default editor font (Droid Sans → [Noto Sans](https://www.google.com/get/noto/)). - Changed the default script editor font (Source Code Pro → [Hack](http://sourcefoundry.org/hack/)) - Renamed `engine.cfg` to `project.godot`. - This allows users to open a project by double-clicking the file if Godot is associated to `.godot` files. - Some methods from the `OS` singleton were moved to the new `Engine` singleton. - Switched from [GLEW](http://glew.sourceforge.net/) to [GLAD](http://glad.dav1d.de/) for OpenGL wrapping. - Changed the SCons build flag for simple logs (`colored=yes` → `verbose=no`). - The HTML5 platform now uses WebGL 2.0 (instead of 1.0). - Redesigned the Godot logo to be more legible at small sizes. ### Deprecated - `opacity` and `self_opacity` are replaced by `modulate` and `self_modulate` in all 2D nodes, allowing for full color changes in addition to opacity changes. ### Removed - Skybox support. - Replaced with panorama skies, which are easier to import. - Opus audio codec support. - This is due to the way the new audio engine is designed. - HTML5 export using asm.js. - Only WebAssembly is supported now, since all browsers supporting WebGL 2.0 also support WebAssembly. [3.0]: https://github.com/godotengine/godot/compare/2.1-stable...3.0-stable