April 2023 monthly update

Introduction
April has been a busy month. I worked on reviving 2-player split screen for Pixel Wheels and preparing to crank it to 11 4. I also made some Nanonote releases and put some work on Clyde too. Finally I started refreshing Burger Party to kee…

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Unciv: 4.6.8

4.6.8
Reduce a few memory allocations – By SomeTroglodyte
AbsoluteUnits – Norwegian Ski Infantry, Mehal Sefari, Carolean, Foreign Legion – By letstalkaboutdune
Various performance improvements – By WhoIsJohannes

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Openage: Openage Development News: April 2023

Devlog from April 2023

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Wesnoth: Wesnoth 1.17.16

The newest release of the development series, Wesnoth 1.17.16, is now available. Check the forum thread for a list of the most notable changes in this version, as well as the more technical full changelog for enthusiasts and content creators.The sourc…

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Castle Game Engine: Big rendering refactor: fully modern OpenGL support (3.3 core profile), mobile OpenGLES more functional (3D textures, occlusion query, more OpenGLES 3 features), ancient OpenGL better (reliable fallback to even 1.1 rendering in VMs), modernized GLSL code

We have made a few significant refactors of our low-level OpenGL(ES) code, to support better both modern GPUs, ancient GPUs and mobile GPUs. Everybody wins! 🙂 Modern GPUs We have now much better support of new OpenGL features. If we have shaders, we know we have shaders from “core”, and we initialize them with the …

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Libre Arts: Weekly recap — 30 April 2023

Week highlights: new releases of Kdenlive, Ardour, Audacity, Brickworks,
Dragonfly Reverb, new features in GIMP, Krita, FreeCAD, Mayo.

GIMP

GIMP is still getting small improvements despite the shift of the focus
towards stabilizing for v3….

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Rust GameDev: This Month in Rust GameDev #44 – March 2023

Welcome to the 44th issue of the Rust GameDev Workgroup’s
monthly newsletter.
Rust is a systems language pursuing the trifecta:
safety, concurrency, and speed.
These goals are well-aligned with game development.
We hope to build an inviting ecosystem…

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Thrive: Devblog #37: Background Technology Unlocked

Take your species further than ever before with the newly optimized cellular stages that will smoothly take you sailing into our latest advancements in the prototype stages! No longer are the creatures of Thrive strictly confined to the underwater realm, …

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Castle Game Engine: Visual Studio Code and LSP server improvements

A big personal news from me is that I switched from using Emacs for almost-everything-I-do-on-computer to VS Code about a month ago. There have been a few reasons (yes, including this). I was exploring VS Code already, finally decided to see what happens if I try to use it for everything and now I’m happy …

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Release candidate: Godot 4.0.3 RC 1

More improvements come to the stable version of Godot 4 with the 4.0.3 patch release. Here’s the first release candidate to test the changes before they go live.

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