I silently delayed the update so I can work on even more extensions to launch with, but these ones are really pushing it for what's possible.
I'm gonna have to take a few days to write the patch notes for this.
Rant below.
The next few updates are why I pushed so hard to get a camera to be built into Unsandboxed. You'll see why, but it was really important to me that I finished the camera first, otherwise a few of the upcoming extensions just wouldn't be possible.
I've written so many APIs for extension devs that break the mould for what extensions can be, and I think the next logical step is documentation, but I'll work on that after the update(s).
There's something I want to work towards in the summer.
Discord has a quest for STW
I'm crying, a game I like is actually getting some TLC.
Pretend that the sky is the limit: how would you want a dedicated tile system to work?
What game engines stick out to you as having a good tile system? What do you like about them?
I don't care about complexity, just tell me what you want.
"It's finished" they said
An update has been released for Unsandboxed.
Full changelog is in the article.
Useless Scratch facts # 7:
This single block (more specifically, the date input) increases Scratch-Blocks' overall size by about 60%.
This is because it has to call in a bunch of heavy dependencies to make it work. Thanks, Google.
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The next update to Unsandboxed will feature Spork stylisation.
It is with a heavy heart I must announce that I did not port the bugs introduced by the Spork update. Your projects will still work, tragically.
You know in Scratch where there's a tiny bit of extra padding above the motion category, so if you scroll when the motion category is selected it nudges slightly higher?
I fixed that in the next update.
Extensions will be able to use extendable blocks via a simple yet comprehensive API.
Examples will be provided.
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