Tail Recursion

Steam Workshop is open. There's a level editor in the game now, and levels you make can be published straight to the Workshop — with a picture of their map. Anything you subscribe to turns up alongside your own, ready to play.You have to beat a level before you can publish it. It's the only thing standing between the Workshop and a pile of levels nobody can finish.FixedThe block editor keeps its zoom and position when you switch views. Going full-screen used to zoom you in and refuse to let you zoom back out as far.Smell no longer reaches through walls it can't get round. An apple sealed in a room with no way in isn't smelled at all; one you can reach the long way still is.Opening a level starts you at the Start block instead of wherever the last one left the canvas.

Frames, Fixes and Fewer Edges More of your feedback turned into features. Frames. Select a few blocks, press Ctrl + G, give the frame a name. Drag the frame and everything in it comes along. Press \ on it to fold it into one small box and tidy up the canvas; \ unfolds it.No more invisible walls. The canvas goes on in every direction now. Lost? The "Find Start" button brings you back to your Start block.Wires. Click a wire to select it and press Del. Duplicating a group of blocks now copies the wires between them too.Counter can loop. Set "wrap" on a Counter and it counts 1, 2, 3 ... up to your number, then starts again.Small things. Number fields keep what you typed when you click away. Got an idea, or something that bugs you? Every bit of feedback is welcome on our Discord

You Asked, We ListenedA round of fixes straight from your reviews and messages. No more auto-advance. Finish a level, and you get a choice: Next Level, or Stay. Plus > buttons at the top of the map (and the \ keys) to move along the track without going back to the menu.Normal number fields. Click a number, type a new one, press Enter. No more sliders, no more values changing because you clicked near them. Step button. Run your program one tick at a time and watch it think.Leaderboard off. A new setting hides the standings and records beside the map if you'd rather not see them.Leaving a level never asks. Your canvas is saved automatically when you move on, and it's there when you come back.Small things. Free play now starts paused like everything else

Block Editor UpdateYou told us what was getting in the way in the block editor. This update fixes it.Full block names. No more "Bl..." — long names now wrap onto two lines so you can always read what a block is.Hover for help. Rest your mouse on any block to see what it does. No more clicking the little i every time.Zoom. Scroll the mouse wheel over the canvas to zoom in and out. Building a big program? Zoom out and see the whole thing.Less clutter. The text that used to sit over your blocks at the bottom of the editor is gone. What's left is a single line of hotkeys, on its own bar.Thanks for playing — tell us what you think on Discord.