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VNext 0.4.1
What's new
- On Linux, VNext is now an AppImage: VNext-0.4.1-Linux.zip holds VNext-Linux.AppImage and licenses.txt. The AppImage is one file that opens as it is once unzipped, on 64-bit Linux as new as Ubuntu 22.04 or Debian 12.
- The AppImage plays the game folder or game.vnext next to it, and a packed game's saves and progress go into game.vnext, as on Windows and macOS.
Download
Download the zip for your computer, unzip it and open VNext. With no game next to it, it opens in developer mode, where you make one. To play a finished game, put its game.vnext next to VNext: the game keeps its players' saves and progress in that file.
- Windows (10 or newer):
VNext-0.4.1-Windows.zip. The first time, Windows may say it protected your PC: click More info, then Run anyway. - macOS (13.3 or newer, Apple silicon and Intel):
VNext-0.4.1-macOS.zip. The first time, macOS won't open it because Apple hasn't checked it: open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. - Linux (64-bit, as new as Ubuntu 22.04 or Debian 12, or newer):
VNext-0.4.1-Linux.zip. VNext in it is an AppImage,VNext-Linux.AppImage, one file that runs as it is.
licenses.txt, in each zip, lists the software built into VNext and its licenses; About shows it too. VNext itself is under the zlib license.