SarperSoher

I think selection changes should be undoable. It's incredibly annoying to click on an empty space by mistake and lose a selection of 7-8 bsp brushes just to select them all again one by one by ctrl + click.

I would take a look at the Rigify plugin that comes with Blender.

You can use the ones found in some other 3D engines you mentioned, that's an option

And most importantly new version notifications.

IMO Leadwerks Updater should also have: - Patch size in MBs - Current / average download speed - ETA to finish updating - A textbox showing the version history

Wait, is there wacom pressure support in the terrain sculpting?

Is it possible to expose my own functions, properties and classes to Leadwerks Lua?

A new little tool to render only vertex colors and paint vertex colors. Incredibly useful for shaders utilizing vertex colors. If we have this, we can customize any surface with a suitable shader in place without generating extra drawcalls. For example a shader may use 4 vertex color channels to mask/blend 4 different textures, imagine painting moss on a brick wall, water/blood on any surface, mixing sand with stones etc.

+1

Josh, is there any form of draw call batching in the engine's current version? Also is there a way to get the number of draw calls for the current frame?

I've pre-ordered the 3.1 version and didn't receive any emails. My client area still says this "Thank you for your order. Please follow the Leadwerks Company Blog for the release of Leadwerks 3.1.". Edit: It seems I had to "Upgrade" my 3.0 purchase with my purchased 3.1 pre-order as if it wasn't upgraded when I purchased it... *sigh* they will send me a new key in 1 business day, meaning Monday I guess.

Well he says it will be offered as a DLC, I guess your question is answered.

xNormal for meshes http://www.xnormal.net/1.aspx dDo and nDo for textures http://dev.quixel.se/ (The legacy versions are completely free)

My guess would be Bloom with a threshold parameter. Anything below a certain value does not glow, thus you get the strong glow on the white surfaces, less glow as the surfaces get darker etc.

http://www.blender.org/support/tutorials/