The June update is here: It brings glowing objects, improvements to editor and snap points, new keybindings, new scripting UI options, and more! You can now add Emissive Maps to models in the editor: They work like a regular texture, but emissive colors are not affected by lighting and look like the object is lit by itself. When used without a regular texture or Normal/Extra map, the object is not lit at all, which looks less realistic but keeps colors closer to the original image. The alpha channel of the emissive map acts as a brightness multiplier: when it is lower than 1 (parts of the image are transparent), both the regular color at that spot and the color from the emissive map are multiplied. Erasing parts of the emissive map completely leads to a high multiplier, allowing you to make parts of the object glow! Cards and multistate objects have a switch in the editor to make them emissive, effectively switching off lighting for them Add buttons in the card editor to increase or decrease card index by one Add buttons in the card editor and snap point editor to apply tags to all cards New options for snap point rotation: snapping upright or upside down without further rotating the snapped object Add keybindings for rotating the camera (not set by default) Add keybinding for toggling drawing mode (by default "I") New rotation option for taking objects out of containers: in addition to default rotation and container rotation, you can now select "Flipped" in the container properties Improved network traffic for smoother play on slow connections "Rotate thumbnails" setting now affects container explorer as well The object coordinates window now allows arranging object into a hexagonal grid Scaling Gizmo now scales uniformly when uniform scaling is active in the object coordinates window Add keybindings for HP Reverb motion controllers A new option in the advanced interface settings allow you to change the behavior of the Flip/Upright key (middle mouse/F) when holding a group of objects: instead of flipping or turning to their default rotation, align all held objects to the rotation of the grabbed object Flip order of cards in the stack explorer when the inspected stack is face down, so the first card in the explorer is always the card at the top Scripting Add new `PlayerPermission` class and use it in the play methods of `Sound` to determine for what players a sound is played, and in `UIElement.players` to control which players can see a UI Add `UIElement.presentationStyle`, allowing UIs to automatically align to the camera or to be shown directly on screen Add new parameters to `GlobalScriptingEvents.onScriptButtonPressed` to indicate whether modifier keys (Shift, Ctrl, Alt) were held while pressing the button Return whether a line was added successfully on `GameWorld.addDrawingLine` and `GameObject.addDrawingLine` `World.getTableHeight` did include ground objects (in addition to just the table) in the height calculation Fixes Object Coordinates > Arrange Grid > "Keep rotation" function is reversed Blindfolding was allowed while editing a template in preview mode Autosaves were generated while in main menu Physics for tables with custom colliders could get activated when loading a state in-game When changing the back image type for cards in preview mode, the card wasn't updated visually. Sometimes this could also happen in the editor. Loading stored camera setups in very quick succession would cause a wrong result Pressing "Save as new" for a new template resulted in an error Player rotation could remain snapped when changing the snap angle setting in-game Since the last update, cursors of other players were hidden when in screen cursor mode In some circumstances, zones did not prevent snapping or hide cursors on clients Cards with square shape could show slight ghosting of the back image on the front Fix a crash related to accessing online URLs from scripts Held dice and other clumped together objects could knock over other objects at low hold heights Clients changing object descriptions did not have an effect for other players
--- These new updates we've added are just some of the many features on our early access development roadmap for Tabletop Playground, which you can check out on our Trello HERE. Don't forget to join our community Discord to chat with the dev team and give us your suggestions for new features for the game!