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Servers will now feel significantly different depending on the time of day. With all platforms now using the same shading model, I can finally introduce dynamic lighting that is consistent for everyone. Nights will be much darker, with streetlights and cars illuminating the roadways. Servers can adjust light intensities using new lighting commands, ensuring maps are well-lit.
Weather is now more dynamic, featuring windswept rain and lightning effects. Enhanced particle effects and bright flashes accompany lightning strikes, which are synchronized for all players. This can be crucial for stealth gameplay. Future updates may include snow and ground slickness shaders.
The UI has received major enhancements. You’ll notice a new background scene for visual appeal, and the server list is now more responsive. Servers are rendered immediately while being pinged and sorted in the background. I’ve added color-coded labels for easier readability and a new feature to highlight ‘Featured’ servers, prioritizing well-developed servers with higher rankings.
Version 1.43 includes numerous fixes, particularly for static mesh rendering on servers using custom map objects. This is the first release on the full Unity 6 engine build, so we encourage all modders to upgrade their projects and review the API changes below.
Client level streaming has finally been added to Broke Protocol. This is the feature in most open-world games that loads and unload parts of the level based on distance. This is all done automatically to save memory on lower end devices but as a bonus it means that map authors can create absolutely gargantuan maps without concern for memory or rendering limitations even on mobile.
HUD and full UI modding is now here. Previously missing UI assets are now in the BPResources modding package so modders can create, style, and customize any part of the UI and even the HUD now. You can even add your own elements for scripting with the server Interface API. There’s been API updates and fixes for Element lookups and Cursor handling too if you check the API changes below.
Some new Effects have been added that can be modded as well. Destructible objects can now spawn any kind of gameobject or particle system when they break. There are some built in effects for selection but these can be fully modded with custom assets and particle systems. Another step in making the world feel more reactive.
Tons of other fixes and improvements made it in for this release. You’ll find AI improvements, World Builder fixes, Thai Language rendering corrected, and a lot more.
The entire game UI has been rewritten using a data-driven approach. Although most of the interface will structurally look similar to before, there’s a better separation of presentation and logic as well as stylesheets to provide unified theme management. To put it bluntly, future UI work won’t be painstaking as the old component-based workflow and should perform better as an added bonus.
The World Builder had major rework and optimizations done. I still need to do another styling pass to resize things a little better but there’s generally more safety and sanity checks than before. You shouldn’t be able to set item counts or chance percentages outside valid ranges and there’s better error handling so modders should have a more stable mapping experience in 1.40 overall. There’s new enum support built in too so the State property on vehicles should be updated on old maps or else all existing vehicles default to Unlocked.
1.40 makes some small gains in modding capabilities, both in scripting and asset modding. Some more code was moved into GameSource for modding like the Consume event which handling everything from healing to reviving players. Each player character can have a custom carry capacity (which can be modified by clothing like backpacks). Also guided projectiles have a FlareEffectiveness property that lets modders set how easily they can be spoofed by countermeasures. There’s also an updated AssetBundleBrowser/Builder in BPResources though this is an optional upgrade for modders.
The last version was plagued by physics issues for a long time now. Everything from cars bottoming out to spastic motorcycles should be fixed in this update (fingers crossed). Player fixes such as some rotation weirdness and corrupted ragdolls should also be fixed. There are still some lingering engine bugs that may or may not cause issues, so I’ll be listening to the community for feedback on this.
Hit registration (i.e. confirming valid hits on the server) has been cursed since the very beginning. The problem was relying on the engine physics system to handle bullets and collisions. But since the physics timestep runs on different intervals to the main game loop, this causes all kind of timing issues and irregularities. The calculations have been rewritten on the main game loop for accuracy and it should be more performant as well without the extra physics components.
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