Snapshot 260 is released, with a lot of bugfixes. Recently, the latest dev builds have been unstable, so we didn't release any snapshots. But many bugs were fixed, so finally a new snapshot has been released.

Snapshot 260:
Lua dialogs do not block execution anymore, breaking a few existing scripts. We are already aware of this bug, and it will be fixed by the next stable version
Fix crash when exiting the game completely while a Lua dialogue is on screen
Fix crash when changing tpt.brushID from Lua
Fix crash when failing to change the favourite status of a save
Fix crash when attempting to change pages in an empty stamp browser
Fix crash when specifying too big an interval for math.random
Fix FUSE not burning as fiercely as meant to
Fix local save browser sometimes failing to load saves
Fix black screen while changing renderer options
Fix EMBR and other similar elements producing black spots
Fix rendering of fire effects when their intensity is too high
Make PROP tool less annoying to use by preventing exit until all settings is valid
Make find mode work with the PROP tool
Add tpt.version.vcstag to make it easier to identify builds when reporting bugs
Add support for running TPT in a browser, see our Discord server for details
Kill stickmen immediately if their health goes below zero
Update streamline description so that it's more helpful
Enter stamp placement mode when drag-and-dropping a stamp

If you'd like to help test upcoming versions of TPT and report bugs, then check the first post for a link to the snapshot.

If you'd like to test that browser version, then join our discord and look at #announcements

Snapshot 360 is now released

• Make element search scrollable
• draw air before "beforesimdraw" event is fired, so that graphics work in velocity / pressure display modes
• Add some sign api constants
• compat.lua: Fix tpt.brushx, tpt.brushy, and tpt.watertest
• Fix crash if tpt.installScriptManager fails

And a bunch of other refactoring, since the "Sanitize Lua API" change from last snapshot. Nothing user-facing in there though.

My last post in this thread was about Snapshot 260, but now we're on 360. That's because snapshot IDs and build numbers were merged, so each snapshot is a new build. The snapshot ID was set to what the previous build ID was, and it increases from there.

Just a heads up, 98.0 is soon. Please help us test by using the snapshots, if you can!