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There has been another impressive update to Visual Studio Code. The March 2024 release adds several impressive new features, including: Apply custom editor labels – Distinguish between editors with same file names.Locked scrolling – Compare editors side-by-side with synchronized scrolling.Extension update improvements – Restart extensions without reload & update extensions […]
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Scheduled for release last week, Blender 4.1 was unfortunately delayed a bit to fix some last minute issues. Thankfully the wait is over and Blender 4.1 is here. The wait was worth it though as Blender 4.1 adds several new features including: Key Links Blender Homepage Blender 4.1 Release Notes
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At GDC, the AI assisted machine learning powered animation software Cascadeur just released version 2024.1. Along side this release they announced new pricing as well as a massive giveaway for existing free Cascadeur users. First the new features in Cascadeur 2024.1: Now the new pricing details: For those of you
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The Rust powered open source 2D/3D ECS based game engine Bevy just released Bevy 0.13. This release comes a mere 3 months since Bevy 0.12 and contains hundreds of changes and improvements. Highlights of the Bevy 0.13 release include: Be sure to check the complete release notes available below for
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The Unigine game engine just released Unigine 2.18. This release is packed with new features including Direct3D 12 and Vulkan being default renderers, massive performance improvements across the board, new animation and rendering tools and much more. Highlight features of the Unigine 2.18 release include: Key Links Unigine Homepage Release
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Visual Studio Code just received its oddly named November update. This update adds some long awaited features to the popular code editor including the ability to float individual windows, making the Visual Studio Code experience on multiple monitors much more pleasant. Key features of this release include: Full release notes
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The open source Godot game engine just released Godot 4.2. This release comes a mere 4 months after the release of Godot 4.1 and contains some major new features. In our Godot 4.2 release video we go hands-on with several of the new features including the revamped UI and Project
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Currently available in release candidate form, if all things go according to plan on November 14th Blender 4.0 should be released. Just a mere five months after the release of Blender 3.6 the Blender 4 release is packed with new features. In the video below we highlight some of the
Coming just 3 months after the Godot 4.1 release the Godot Foundation have just released Godot 4.2 beta. This is the first beta release, meaning that the features shipping in version 4.2 are now frozen and from this point on it will just be bug fixes and improvements. This release
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Epic Games have just released Unreal Engine 5.3 preview. Being a preview release this of course means that you do not want to consider using this in a production environment. Highlights of the Unreal Engine 5.3 preview from the Unreal Engine forums: Unreal Engine 5.3 continues to refine the workflows
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