- Tweens can now use a custom easing curve, in addition to the built-in named easings (`linear`, `easeInQuad`, ...). A custom curve is written like in CSS: `"cubic-bezier(x1,y1,x2,y2)"`.
- The easing field gets a Custom curve... entry that opens a visual curve editor.
- New custom easing can be named and reused across the project (or across an extension)
Co-authored-by: Viktor Vovk <[email protected]>
* For now, this is limited to instances inside custom objects. This will be made available in the future for all instances in scenes if this works well.
* New actions are available to save & load the game state, making Saving & Loading as easy as adding 1 action to your game!
* While it will work in most cases, it has a few limitations and hasn't been thoroughly tested on all types of objects/behaviors and games, so it is for the moment tagged as **Experimental** while we gather feedback and improve it
* Check out the wiki for more info: https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/all-features/save-state
* Choose a starter game and quickly replace objects and tweak their behaviors. The game is then automatically published so it can be shared: this is perfect for new users to get a taste of how a game works and make their own remix of a game before going further.
- Custom objects like the 3D particle emitter can be used as any other 3D object
- with the same set of actions and conditions thanks to the 3D capability
- in the scene editor, their Z position and 3D rotations can be changed
- Fix child creation in `doStepPostEvent` function
* This provides new 3D objects: 3D Box (perfect to create walls, floors, or billboards) and 3D Model (to import objects created in a 3D modeling app).
* 2D and 3D can be mixed in a same game. Each layer of a game can contain 2D objects, 3D objects or a mix of both.
* This allows to build 2D games, 2.5D games and full 3D games: platformers, racing games, FPS, hyper casual games. It's easy to start adding 3D objects to an existing 2D game.
* You can set up a light by adding an ambient light and/or directional light in the effects of a 3D layer. 3D objects can be configured to react to light or ignore it.
* In the future, support for 3D objects will be improved: light objects, animations, etc...
