Continuum

Saved games, smoother animation, sharper aim, and a basket of polish fixes you'll feel right away.

May 9, 2026 · engine v4.2.0

Saved games, smoother animation, sharper aim, and a basket of polish fixes you'll feel right away.

Player progress persists across sessions — position, inventory, and stats all come back when players return.
World state persists too: tag objects to save, set up cron jobs to auto-save on a timer, and graceful shutdowns save everyone before the server goes down.
Multi-place persistence — walk through a portal, disconnect, and come back in the same place with your stuff.
Static initial values on an object's state field are applied automatically. Add new fields later and returning players get the defaults without losing their saves.
One unified state system — no more confusing split between "persistent" and "ephemeral" state.

One animation system now: named mixer channels driven by updateChannel from your scripts.
Two-clip blending (Walk over Idle, Cast over Run) is first-class — give channels names and they layer cleanly.

The "I shot myself" bug is gone — api.raycast excludes the caller by default.
Sphere casts now work for aim assist and area effects: { shape: { sphere: radius } }.
Click-to-throw, click-to-shoot, and other click actions fire exactly where you're looking. No more first-person balls flying off behind you.
The first click that locks the cursor no longer wastes your first action.

Signs Savi makes no longer spin their text to face you and clip through the panel.
Strands of fairy lights and bunting now actually look like strands — a thin cord drooping through your points with cute bulbs or flags hung from it, no random poles in the scene.
Stacks of bottles, mugs, and other small lathe-shaped objects don't explode into orbit anymore. They just sit on the table.

Existing games migrate to all of these automatically when you upgrade:

One api.patch() method replaces eight separate per-slice patches.
One way to make tubes, roads, pipes, and fences: spline. The redundant path property is gone.
Eight pointer/aim/raycast methods replaced by two clearer ones.

Saved games, smoother animation, sharper aim, and a basket of polish fixes you'll feel right away.

May 9, 2026 · engine v4.2.0

Saved games, smoother animation, sharper aim, and a basket of polish fixes you'll feel right away.

Player progress persists across sessions — position, inventory, and stats all come back when players return.
World state persists too: tag objects to save, set up cron jobs to auto-save on a timer, and graceful shutdowns save everyone before the server goes down.
Multi-place persistence — walk through a portal, disconnect, and come back in the same place with your stuff.
Static initial values on an object's state field are applied automatically. Add new fields later and returning players get the defaults without losing their saves.
One unified state system — no more confusing split between "persistent" and "ephemeral" state.

One animation system now: named mixer channels driven by updateChannel from your scripts.
Two-clip blending (Walk over Idle, Cast over Run) is first-class — give channels names and they layer cleanly.

The "I shot myself" bug is gone — api.raycast excludes the caller by default.
Sphere casts now work for aim assist and area effects: { shape: { sphere: radius } }.
Click-to-throw, click-to-shoot, and other click actions fire exactly where you're looking. No more first-person balls flying off behind you.
The first click that locks the cursor no longer wastes your first action.

Signs Savi makes no longer spin their text to face you and clip through the panel.
Strands of fairy lights and bunting now actually look like strands — a thin cord drooping through your points with cute bulbs or flags hung from it, no random poles in the scene.
Stacks of bottles, mugs, and other small lathe-shaped objects don't explode into orbit anymore. They just sit on the table.

Existing games migrate to all of these automatically when you upgrade:

One api.patch() method replaces eight separate per-slice patches.
One way to make tubes, roads, pipes, and fences: spline. The redundant path property is gone.
Eight pointer/aim/raycast methods replaced by two clearer ones.