Compukters

Compukters 0.2.0

This release significantly expands the in-game development workflow and improves terminal usability.

In-game IDE

• Added complete build, verify, deploy, and run support for attached computers.
• Added an interactive target terminal directly inside the IDE.
• Added a right-side tool stripe for opening and closing the terminal.
• Added a read-only computer filesystem explorer.
• Files and directory trees can now be previewed and imported into IDE projects.
• Completion now displays overloads and function signatures.
• Completion lists automatically scroll with the selected entry.
• Kotlin tooling initializes outside the render thread, making the IDE open faster.
• The codespace receives keyboard focus immediately after opening.
• Semantic highlighting is preserved while typing.

Terminal and UI

• Added an IDE button with the Ctrl+I shortcut to the computer terminal.
• Compukters UI scaling is now independent of Minecraft GUI scale.
• Improved bitmap-font rendering at fractional and reduced scales.
• Added a more compact IDE terminal layout for smaller screens.
• Fixed terminal input and command submission sometimes waiting for another key press.
• Fixed terminal ownership and state handoff when opening the IDE.
• Fixed dialogs appearing behind the terminal overlay.
• Fixed UI controls moving incorrectly when changing terminal fonts.

Computers

• Restored the blue workbench-style computer appearance.
• Improved communication between computers, the IDE, and the server-side VM.
• Added secure, revision-aware executable deployment.

Runtime and distribution

• Updated to Compukter Runtime 0.5.1.
• Runtime bundles are now pinned and verified during release builds.
• Added support for validated Linux and Windows native Runtime bundles.
• Consolidated Kotlin tooling workers into a shared deterministic Runtime bundle.
• Improved production JAR assembly and release verification.

Fixes

• Removed duplicate IDE status and completion entries.
• Fixed IDE opening from active computer screens.
• Fixed caret and glyph alignment in the codespace.
• Fixed canonical terminal input not waking immediately.
• Improved terminal rendering and input behavior across different UI scales.