First of all, thank you.

I want to take a moment to thank everyone who has emailed me and shown so much interest after the latest video about the Brakeza3D 0.26.2 release. The response from the community has been incredibly positive and motivating, and it truly means a lot to see so many people interested, testing the engine, and asking how they can use it or contribute.

About the roadmap​

One of the questions that keeps coming up in messages is:

What is the project's roadmap?

The answer is clear and honest:
The current priority is not to add lots of new features, but to stabilize and consolidate the project.

The main focus right now is:

• Stabilizing the engine
• Improving internal consistency
• Exposing 100% of the engine’s functionality to LUA
• Properly documenting that API

At the moment, the LUA API is still limited, and before expanding the engine with new capabilities, I want to make sure everything that already exists is:

• accessible
• stable
• documented
• maintainable

This step is essential to make the project truly usable in the long term.

Priorities for the coming months​

The priority order will be:

Brakeza3D 0.26.2 is now available! 🚀
This release focuses on editor usability, shader workflow improvements, scripting enhancements, and major internal cleanup.

Download for Linux and Windows:

• https://github.com/rzeronte/brakeza3d/releases/tag/0.26.2
• https://brakeza.com/downloads

Assets Hub Alpha Released 🚀​

We’re excited to announce the alpha release of Assets Hub, a new platform designed to expand and strengthen the Brakeza3D ecosystem.

Assets Hub is an integrated portal where the community can share, discover, and reuse scripts and shaders created by other Brakeza3D users. The main goal is to encourage collaboration, learning, and faster development through high-quality community-driven resources.

The Brakeza3D website has been completely relaunched as a site dedicated to providing solid and up-to-date documentation.