What’s new in Castle, Nov 9 2018
The Castle team released a small update today, which you can grab for Windows and macOS from playcastle.io. This update contains a number of changes — here are a few we’re excited about.
Add more details to your profile
You can now personalize your profile with an avatar, some links, and a bit about yourself. Let people know what you’re playing lately, what you’re working on, or just say hi.
More detailed development logs
While you’re creating a game in Castle, you’ll now see expandable stack traces for errors in your lua code, when available. Castle will also auto-show logs if you load your project from a local file or url on your computer. You can toggle the logs view with Ctrl/Cmd + J.
We also started persisting logs from older loads, so you can refresh without losing them, and we added a way to manually clear the logs. If you’re not familiar with developing Castle games and viewing logs, be sure and read our short tutorial.
Fixed some other issues
- Resolved an issue where Castle could become unresponsive after minimizing on Windows.
- Resolved an issue where
print(nil)could break the logs view.
Get in touch!
We’re working on making Castle a great place to make, share, and play games. If you have feedback for us, we’d love to hear from you on Twitter.
Head over to playcastle.io to grab the new version, and stay tuned for more updates!
