Teardown News

Hello everyone! Version 0.8.0 is a minor release with some nice additions that we wanted to get out to you while we're working on the big Part 2 content update.

New in this release:

• Finally, there's adjustable weather and time of day in sandbox mode (including most mod maps). This has been one of the most requested features since launch.
  
• New tool selector user interface with tool categories and better overview. This will make room for new tools in Part 2
  
• Improved mod management with filtering, sorting and notifications for new and updated mods.
  
• The official Tuxedo Labs mods are now built-in mods and there's a new scripting showcase.
  
• A lot of new features for the modding community.
  

Click the version number in the bottom right corner of main menu to see the full changelog.

Hope you enjoy it!
The Teardown team

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Hello everyone! We've just released Teardown version 0.7.4 on the main branch. This is a minor release with some small additions that we wanted to get out to you before we leave for summer vacation.

New in this release:

• More options to the photo mode. You can now move, rotate, tilt, and zoom the camera in photo mode.
  
• A new "game" tab on the options menu where you can adjust the difficulty through toggles for alarm time, ammo, and health. You can also enable/disable the option to skip missions and unlock all tools and levels in sandbox mode.
  
• Some minor bug fixes
  

During July we will be off on summer vacation, so communications will be very sporadic. We'll be back working on Teardown on August 2.

Have a great July!
The Teardown team

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