Including French, Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch translations of the user interface. Thank you big time for your help!

Enjoy!
Tim

Hey guys, happy belated new year!

I have set up a new version for you which is the first one to support German - and potentially a lot of other languages. If you like to help me translate Qubicle, I have created a GitHub for this matter. There are also rewards! Visit https://github.com/minddesk/QubicleLocalization

Furthermore Qubicle now offers quick help for all actions: just move your mouse over a menu item or button and Qubicle will display help in the status bar at the bottom. Most of the actions are linked to a corresponding detailed help page of the online documentation. Just press F1 and your browser will display the help. On OSX this feature is not available yet because I simply didn't know what key to assign. Is there a standard key for this on OSX? Please enlighten me and I will add it asap.

As always: have fun!
Cheers
Tim

Here's the complete list of changes:

* Qubicle now available in German
* Quick help for all menu entries displayed in status bar
* Online documentation linked for all menu entries with available help (Windows only)
* New Mirror Wall toggle and view properties
* Pop up dialogs can now be closed with ESC
* Duplicate Special now with rotation and scale
* Fixed Voxelizer mesh load bugs (spaces in filenames, Blender)
* Fixed DAE Export bug (added # for data references)
* Replaced all appearances of the word "swatch" with "color"

Dear Qubicle Community,

We've been updating our knowledge base with new help articles and tutorials! Over the next few weeks, we'll be thoroughly explaining all of the menus and options in Qubicle, as well as sharing some nifty tricks!

If there's anything you would like to see in a tutorial, get in touch with us @QBCL on Twitter or through the Steam and Minddesk forums.

Check out our articles and resources at minddesk.com/learn/

Thanks and happy modelling!

In our continuing efforts to streamline Qubicle on Steam, we've done away with the 'Indie Bundle' and replaced it with the Qubicle Indie Edition, the flagship version as sold on our website.

The Indie Edition is fully featured with all DLC options unlocked and includes all future updates to Qubicle 3.0

We hope you enjoy it!

The full range of modeling tools is now available in the basic application, making it even more powerful without additional DLC.

Qubicle basic now includes:

• All transform commands
  
• All modifiers (except compounds)
  
• Tool-mirroring symmetry
  
• All swatch tools

Qubicle Utility DLC is now available for $10 instead of $20.

The Utility DLC enables:

• Use of compounds (object hierarchies)
  
• Height map import
  
• Random terrain generation

Changes to the DLC setup will apply automatically with the new 3.0.6 update.
Thanks for helping us improve Qubicle and happy modeling!

Here are the changes we made:

• No time limit projects can be saved indefinitely in the native .qbcl format.
  
• All export functions can be tested using the built-in example models.
  
• All Qubicle basic features are accessible.

Enjoy!

Hi,

I'm Ethan, Qubicle's new community manager. I'll be here to answer your questions, respond to feedback, share the development of Qubicle and showcase the pieces created with it.

You can find me on Steam and the Minddesk forums @QubicleSupport, On Twitter @QBCL, or send me an email at ethan@minddesk.com. I look forward to working with you!

Thanks and happy modeling,
Ethan

Another update is now online:

• New Gradient Overlay modifier
  
• Fixed Minecraft 128 block limit
  
• Added option menu to Minecraft > Edit Blocks to enable/disable all blocks
  
• Disabled Minecraft blocks are now discarded on import/export/apply
  
• Edge bleed amount for mesh export can now be set
  
• Default naming for export fixed
  
• Voxel selection is now hidden while using color transform modifiers
  
• "Season Pass" label added for Steam users who have all modules
  
• Voxelizer "pink box" fix
  
• Render as image pink background fix
  
  

Hey guys,
after some (very much needed) days offs, I am back on track. This is what happens next.

Minor bug fixes/improvements
- Dbl-click file open (unsure if this is really fixable but I'll try)
- OS X render to file bug
- Season Pass label
- Minecraft block import issue (128 limit)
- Minecraft add cutom block
- Custom edge bleed size
- Mesh Export file naming for model (currently "model" should be qbcl file name)

Bigger issues
- T-junctions (difficult, will take some time)

The next big thing: New render engine

I started working on Qubicle 11 years ago, the way I render hasn't changed much over time. So, yes, Qubicle still uses the fixed function pipeline. I am changing it to programmable now. The new render engine should significantly improve render performance. Plus, it will feature perspective camera (FPS & Trackball), shadows, deferred lighting and more. This is just the groundwork for more... (having some plans)

If you've found more bugs, please post them in the discussion with info on how I can reproduce them. Thanks!

Cheers
Tim