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You are welcome, enjoy! Check out the examples and all the dev logs for info, a lot has been added from feedback and commissions from the wonderful user community.

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Okay. I have purchased it and I'm actively testing it. I love it. The performance, the included effects with Ambient occlusion, it's all perfect!


I had a question, however. Is there a way to apply textures/object images to basic shapes?


Asking this because, AFAIK, to use said textures, the shapes need to be exported externally with the materials already on them & the materials don't loop on models, they stretch.

I am trying to understand the question, in what case are you doing this? Are you using the load material ACE? In general the best initial load of textures should be done in blender and exported with embedded textures in the gltf, glb. Are you doing another procedure after that? Any screenshot or demo project, so I can understand the issue better?

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Oh I see what you mean.
I was talking about using basic shapes: I want to create an environment with basic shapes such as cubes but can't use the one from Construct 3 directly because they don't support 3D rotation. So i wanted to use cubes rendered from Blender and change their texture directly from C3 (because I'll be using a lot of different textures).

But with what you said it sounds simpler to do it  externally rather than build it in Construct.

Hmm, I see. Well you could use load material, but it would depend on your UV setup for your textured cube, you would need to match that with the material you are loading.

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Oh! But, since textures are stretched when scaling a 3d model, i can't make textures seamlessly loop unless I put a lot of cubes next to each other.