September Update

It's been a little over a month since we released the beta version of Menyr, and the response has been fantastic! We want to give a big shoutout to our backers for their valuable feedback. Your insights have been incredibly helpful in spotting issues we might have missed during our own testing. Performance improvement is a key focus for us, and we're committed to making things even better in the upcoming months.

Find below the list of features and fixes for this new update.

New Features:

• Added DLSS 3 support for NVIDIA graphics cards.

• Added FSR 2 support for AMD graphics cards.

• Introduced a gizmo for object manipulation.

• Implemented the ability to select multiple assets simultaneously (CTRL).

• Added asset duplication functionality (ALT).

• Introduced a consent prompt for data collection on the user's machine.

• Added a crash reporter.

Bug Fixes and Improvements:

• Fixed an issue with seed change during a save.

• Added natural foliage to the toolbox.

• Improved toolbox loading times.

• Fixed river issues during loading.

• Addressed menu pause problems.

• Fixed snow and rain below sea level.

• Overall collision fixes.

• Added a confirmation popup for world reset.

• Fixed snap to grid functionality.

• Overall FPS optimization.

• Fixed keybind issues.

• Improved visibility of drawn traits for vegetation zone overrides.

• Added depth of field.

• Removed the toolbar and added a visual indicator for better interaction mode identification.

• Introduced a new biome: "Broadleaf forest."

• Sea agitation now depends on wind intensity.

• Significantly improved bridge stability and reliability.

• Fixed crashes related to multiple intersecting rivers.

• Added a button to access screenshots taken with the photomode.

• Reworked snow that covers the ground and removes leaves from certain trees.

• Transitioning from topdown mode to FPS mode now maintains the previous position.

• Further collision fixes.

• Borderless and windowed modes release the mouse when the application is visible.