* 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
- This is an AI agent that takes a request and takes actions on a project: it can create scenes, find and create objects, add, remove behaviors, modify them, put instances on the scene, create or modify events, and more to come (layers, setup leaderboards, etc...).
- It's still in beta and there is room for improvement on many things, but is already useful for prototyping and learning - beginners notably are able to see what the AI can do and learn the concepts of GDevelop. For intermediate and power users, it's useful to try new things, or get things done while working on something else.
- Experiment with it and always make backup of your project before starting - in the future restoration points will be added to go back to a previous state if the result is not good or broken.
* The 3D physics engine is powered by [Jolt Physics](https://github.com/jrouwe/JoltPhysics) a modern, performant, battle-tested, fully featured 3D physics engine used in AAA games, like Horizon: Forbidden West. The new 3D physics engine is perfect for making FPS, TPS, 3D platformer and in the future 3D racing games or any 3D game.
* Similar to the 2D physics engine, you can add the 3D Physics behavior to your object. For example, add the behavior to platforms with the type set to "Static".
* You can choose the collider shape: box, sphere, cylinder or capsule and modify physics properties of the objects having this behavior - much like the 2D physics engine.
* For characters, a dedicated "3D Physics Character" behavior is available. Pair it with one or more additional behaviors to get controls working out of the box: "3D Shooter keyboard mapper", "3D Platformer keyboard mapper", etc...
* Take a look at the new examples to give it a try! New examples and behaviors will be progressively added.
* 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.
* Fix a rare case where the lobby was joined but did not appear as such in the interface
* Text inputs are now synced properly
* Add 2 new expressions for current player ping & username
* Fix Physics2 behavior being properly synced
- Global or scene variables can be used with a unique action and condition.
- Object variables can be used with a unique action and condition.
- Variables need to be declared following the same logic as the new expression syntax.
- Local variable can be declared on events
- Extensions have their own variables
- Show a diagnostic report when a preview is launched and there are missing scene variables, object variables or behaviors.
- This is especially useful if external events are shared between several scenes.
* The collision mask is read from the tile maps exported by Tiled 1.9+.
* Several collision masks can be used for instance to have platforms and ladders.
* Take a look to the wiki for more details https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/objects/tilemap
Florian Rival