Editor 1.0.19

Why this release matters#

1.0.18 shipped on 13 August and main kept moving: 47 user-facing commits landed after it. This release closes that gap, so the features the documentation describes are the features you can actually download.

The editor updates itself — open it and take the prompt, or install fresh from the dashboard.

Projects#

• Save Project to Cloud in the Project menu uploads the project source under its game id, so another signed-in machine can pull it down. See Cloud project sync.

Data Editor#

• Viewport-first item authoring. Position equipment on the character with a Move/Rotate/Scale gizmo instead of typing numbers, and see exactly what the client will draw. The placement is stored as a base pose plus your deltas, so re-finalising never double-bakes a transform.
• Inventory-icon snapshots are captured straight from the viewport and carried into Finalize; the gizmo works in icon mode too.
• Stackable, Tradeable and Droppable are first-class toggles in the item Properties tab, and the server enforces them.
• Item icons render from the item's own 3D model, with no editor session required.
• .obj drops convert with their textures and go through the import screen.

Game Tools#

• Loot tables accept several triggers per row — interaction options and item-on-object use — instead of one trigger per drop.

Script Editor#

• Schema data and table editors: server schemas open in real editors rather than raw JSON.
• Script tabs pop out into their own window.
• Deleting a script no longer collapses the folder tree.

Assets and terrain#

• Assets tab gains an icon category rail, and every category gets the folder view.
• Terrain textures are stored as id-keyed 128/256/1024 tier files with PBR set packing, and round-trip the cloud as tier zips.
• Per-map texture quality survives saves and asset rescues.
• Linked-folder browsing copes with very large asset stashes, and stale .gltf paths resolve to their .scn siblings.

Fixes#

• Deleting a model no longer leaves ghost props behind in a map's props.bin.
• Every 3D preview renders in its own world, so one preview can no longer leak into another's thumbnail.
• NPC skin binds carry bone names, so the client's skeleton graft maps correctly.