It has been a year since we started actively asking for donations on Patreon (and other means). Thanks to that, I could work paid for an entire year so far (which has resulted in dozens of new features and me helping a huge amount of contributors).
Th…

While normal maps have been a staple of the Godot render engine for years, new capabilities of the render engine introduced in Godot 3.1 also require the generation of tangents and bi-tangents (often refered to as binormals in engines’ documentation) t…

The pull request workflow is great, because it allows proposing changes to the codebase in a way where they can be evaluated, reviewed (with feedback) and eventually merged or rejected. Despite this, a large amount of pull requests (PRs) get rejected f…

Winter is coming upon those of us in Europe, and it’s time to plan our biggest yearly community meetup again, GodotCon Brussels!
Like the past two years, we will attend FOSDEM 2019 in Brussels, Belgium (Sat 2 & Sun 3 February 2019). And like the pa…

Over the past year, I’ve been working on open source demos to help people get the most out of tutorials. I also contributed some to the official Godot demo repositories.
Now I would like to go one step further. Small demos are great at giving you a sen…

Two months after our previous alpha, we are pleased to release Godot 3.1 alpha 2, a new development snapshot of the master branch, moving slowly but steadily towards the beta status.
Contrarily to our 3.0.x maintenance releases, which include only thor…