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Through the front door
Haulers walk into the factories now, every building got a door and a welcome mat, and people started looking for work on their own.
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Twice the blocks
Tiles went from 16 to 32 blocks, a new way of baking models made the detail almost free, and the factory got a flyby.
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Every factory its own colors
Each factory got its own palette, the machines got a little worn, and the belts finally stand on legs.
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A model editor of its own
The block editor moved in, and with it went a pile of code that never belonged here.
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Logs on the belts
The factory stopped pretending: every log now travels the whole line.
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A working line
Stockpile, inserter, belts, cutter and back: the first complete production line.
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Inserters
A day of design: how goods get from a stockpile onto a belt and into a machine.
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Inside the factory
Thirty-one models in the gallery, and the first factory interior in 3D.
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Voxels from code
A shared voxel library, models built from code, and the first buildings standing on the grid.
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The voxel editor
The block-model editor from my other project moves to Godot, ready to share its models with Groundwork.