We work intensively on the engine! Here’s a list of smaller engine improvements / fixes done recently. (For bigger improvements, see all the recent news — we have a lot of new stuff.) New simple API in our unit: , , , . All with auto-tests. All following our general rule that when used with …

If a project is compiled in debug mode you can enter an Inspector at any time by pressing F8 or (useful on mobile) holding 3 fingers anywhere on the screen for at least 1 second. The Inspector, first introduced in this video, is a tool to debug your game as it is running. It features …

We added to Castle Game Engine capability to read 16-bit and higher precision image formats. This is useful for precise terrains (where you want to store heightmaps with more precision than 8-bit) or any other data that you may want to process (in shaders or using Pascal code) where 0..255 range (8-bit integer, i.e. byte) …

When working in the editor, we now automatically reload images and Tiled maps when they change on disk. This means that you can edit image e.g. in GIMP, save it, and just Alt + Tab back to the editor to see the new image displayed as part of UI or in the viewport. Similarly, you …

We are nearing the end of the beta phase for Godot 4.3, which is shaping up to be a very solid release, solving a lot of pain points.

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We are now at the Release Candidate stage, finalizing everything so that we can release 3.6-stable for all users.

The summary of this post is: Download latest engine and use “Code -> Regenerate Project” menu item in the editor. It will regenerate the files inside your project (DPR, LPI, DPROJ, and CastleAutoGenerated.pas unit). We’ve made a few improvements to them, and all together it means we strongly advise you to regenerate your project. The …

Today we have a treat for our Spanish users: our latest tutorial Bad way to play chess: 3D physics fun using Castle Game Engine is now available in Spanish! Read it here: Part 1 (installation, using editor, testing physics…). Part 2 (coding). Big thanks for this go to Jorge Turiel (aka BlueIcaro) and his blog …