We just shipped Gaea 2.0.4, our largest update since the initial public beta of 2.0, if you count the number of items in it. While this release has quite a few new features - some big crowd-pleasers that will save LOTS of time and reduce frustration - the big hero is stability.
NASA's Conceptual Image Lab Environment Artist and Animator talks terrains for NASA missions, her top tools, and more.
We're very pleased to announce that Gaea 2.0 is now available for everyone and is considered production-ready. The FREE Community Edition is also available for download.
QuadSpinner lead developer Dax Pandhi takes you through some of the new features of Gaea 2.0 including XPU enabled Erosion, Surface nodes, and ColorErosion, while creating some gorgeous terrains with minimal nodes in just a few minutes.
We are releasing a Release Candidate build on July 24, and moving the final release date to July 31. Here's a list of new tools and improvements coming to Gaea.
Gaea 2.0 will be released on July 24, preceded by a public beta starting on late June.
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Gaea 1.3.2 brings new rock tools, object to heightfield capture, and supersampled screenshots.
This penultimate release for the 1.3.1 series brings highly requested changes, including an overhauled undo system, new undo-related tooling, auto-recovery options, and more.
The new Undo and Recovery tools help you experiment, revert changes, explore different opportunities, and flex your creative muscles without facing unexpected crashes or loss of data.
A minor but important update for the new Crumble and Arboreal nodes, along with a few bug fixes.
Arboreal, Crumble, and Performance Boosts in the new Bleeding Edge build!
