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Floating Sandbox
7 years ago

1.8.0 Is Out!


Finally 1.8.0 is out, packed with many new features among which wind, air bubbles, and cloth material.

In detail:

  • Musical theme for this release: Coldplay, “A Rush of Blood to the Head”

  • Added ability to specify ships’ characteristics with multiple layers (structural, electrical, ropes)

    • Electrical properties can now be specified on top of any material - no more weak electrical cables!

  • Added cloth material (sails and flags!)

  • Added wind modulation, with gusts transferring momentum to cloth and rope materials

  • Added tool to shape the ocean floor interactively

  • Added air bubbles coming out from holes in a ship

  • Added tool to flood and dry the interior of a ship

  • Added ability to take screenshots directly from within the game

  • Improved light diffusion, added more light types, and made lights vulnerable to becoming wet

  • Redesigned entire buoyancy simulation (see https://gabrielegiuseppini.wordpress.com/2018/12/22/a-physics-puzzle/)

  • Lowered friction of ships on the sea floor

  • Fixed bug when mouse moves out of the game window while a tool is engaged

This time the game comes also with a standalone Windows installer that simplifies the setup. If you prefer, however, you may still download the ZIP archive.



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