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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- -Fixes to Collada Exporter (avoid crash situtions) -Fixed to Collada Importer (Fixed Animation Optimizer Bugs) -Fixes to RigidBody/RigidBody2D body_enter/body_exit, was buggy -Fixed ability for RigidBody/RigidBody2D to get contacts reported and bodyin/out in Kinematic mode. -Added proper trigger support for 3D Physics shapes -Changed proper value for Z-Offset in OmniLight -Fixed spot attenuation bug in SpotLight -Fixed some 3D and 2D spatial soudn bugs related to distance attenuation. -Fixed bugs in EventPlayer (channels were muted by default) -Fix in ButtonGroup (get nodes in group are now returned in order) -Fixed Linear->SRGB Conversion, previous algo sucked, new algo works OK -Changed SRGB->Linear conversion to use hardware if supported, improves texture quality a lot -Fixed options for Y-Fov and X-Fov in camera, should be more intuitive. -Fixed bugs related to viewports and transparency Huge Amount of New Stuff: -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=- -Ability to manually advance an AnimationPlayer that is inactive (with advance() function) -More work in WinRT platform -Added XY normalmap support, imports on this format by default. Reduces normlmap size and enables much nice compression using LATC -Added Anisotropic filter support to textures, can be specified on import -Added support for Non-Square, Isometric and Hexagonal tilemaps in TileMap. -Added Isometric Dungeon demo. -Added simple hexagonal map demo. -Added Truck-Town demo. Shows how most types of joints and vehicles are used. Please somebody make a nicer town, this one is too hardcore. -Added an Object-Picking API to both RigidBody and Area! (and relevant demo) |
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README.md
The Engine
Godot is a fully featured, open source, MIT licensed, game engine. It focuses on having great tools, and a visual oriented workflow that can export to PC, Mobile and Web platforms with no hassle. The editor, language and APIs are feature rich, yet simple to learn, allowing you to become productive in a matter of hours.
About
Godot has been developed by Juan Linietsky and Ariel Manzur for several years, and was born as an in-house engine, used to publish several work-for-hire titles. Development is sponsored by OKAM Studio (http://www.okamstudio.com).
Godot is BETA. Collaborate!!
Having been developed as in-house means that the user experience may still not be ideal for everyone. The features needed to make a great game are there, but we really need your help to fix all the rough edges and improve usability (via feedback and/or code contributions). We know we are close to having an awesome, open source, game engine with nothing to envy from the best commercial offerings, but we can't do this alone. This is why Godot is now open source, so everyone can help us reach this goal.
Documentation
Documentation has been moved to the GitHub Wiki.
Binary Downloads, Community, etc.
Binary downloads, community, etc. can be found in Godot homepage:
Compiling from Source
Compilation instructions for every platform can be found in the Wiki: https://github.com/okamstudio/godot/wiki/advanced