This is mainly of interest to the German members of our community, but maybe also German-speaking users of the neighbouring countries: Godot will be present as the Kiel Open Source and Linux Days (Kieler Open Source und Linux Tage, alias Kilux) in Kiel…

What is this and why?
A few weeks ago, I wrote an article about why I believe glTF 2.0 to be a great format and that we should encourage its widespread adoption. I also compared it to other formats, including Eric Lengyel’s OpenGEX.
As I mentioned on …

Motivation
Today I’m reinstalling my development computer, so I can’t do much programming. Compiling Godot takes increasingly more time, so I guess a new setup is one more way to accelerate Godot development.
The motivation for this article is that man…

Godot is now on Patreon!
We are launching a Patreon site to help fund Godot development. Help us develop Godot better and faster by becoming our Patron!

Introducing glTF 2.0
glTF 2.0 was introduced two months ago by Khronos, the body behind Vulkan and OpenGL.
Today, this format was added to Godot, which now supports the full specification. The reasoning behind this late feature addition is that, now th…

After almost one year of development, the master branch (future Godot 3.0) is mostly feature-complete and ready for broader testing by the Godot community. We are therefore releasing a first alpha snapshot for existing users to play with and report bug…

This is a guest post by Emmanuel Leblond (touilleMan), a Godot contributor and Python lover who develops a GDNative interface to use Python 3 as alternative scripting language in Godot. To answer the obligatory question: yes, the plan is still to ship …

Edit 2017-08-25: Here’s finally the release candidate build. WinRT templates are still missing, but they’re not blocking for the release given that they are experimental.

Download the RC build
Check the detailed changelog since 2.1.3
Check the changel…