Godot 4.4 has officially released!
Godot 4.4 has officially released!
Look forward to plenty of quality of life improvements hidden within this release. Faster load speeds, reduced stutter, streamlined processes - spotting all the optimizations that have been applied in the background will take some time.
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Its an impressive read!
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Holy shit, sooo many game changing(hehe) things in there. Persistent file paths, 3D physics interpolation, window placement restoring, shading improvements, new experimental physics engine. I love godot so much.
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Embedded (and interactive) game window!
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Being able to run the editor on VR headsets while doing development is a crazy gamechanger for those platforms. If you pair a keyboard and mouse it really does turn it into a real computing platform that lets you develop new apps on device.
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I love you, Godot engine
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marry me
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From the article ...
long-awaited comfort features like embedded game windows and interactive in-game editing will feel more in line with other software on the market
Sounds like a competition patch.
Would love to hear from people who use the other major competitor products, if this is something that would make them rethink using Godot or not?
Edit: Ran into this after making this comment, and thought it would be a good thing to share with others, since it's on topic about the product: https://lemmy.world/post/26292677
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You licensed your comment? 🤨
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Is it 48 hours later already?
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Fantastic, it's a biggy!! Love the new features and fixes!
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Lots of exciting changes here, huge thanks to all the contributors!
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Amazing! Godot has been a real pleasure to use, can't wait to give all the new stuff a try.
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Soooo many exciting features in this release
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The painful part will be when the 4.5 alpha starts shortly and includes a bunch of cool features that didn't make the release window for 4.4. Do I stick with stability, or ride the unstable wave of cutting-edge?