Dev-Logs & preview

The website texts, imprint and privacy policy were updated to better match the current BrickHub project state, including launcher, account, Steam linking, friends, chat, presence and map data.

Play Room Create was stabilized further. Room settings, selected maps and mode data are prepared more cleanly for the next multiplayer tests.

Joining sessions was improved so players are no longer spawned into unfinished worlds. Loading flow and spawn timing now better match map synchronization.

More prefab-based build objects, interactable objects and decoration assets were prepared. The asset target remains simple, readable and optimized for game use.

The Play Map Manager was integrated. Maps can now be selected through a dedicated overview, with creator display, selection markers and dynamic filters by supported modes.

Maps now automatically check which game modes are supported. Team Battle is unlocked through complete red and blue spawns, Free Battle through complete green spawns.

Team spawn points for blue, red and green were integrated as placeable build objects with limits, visual feedback, chat messages, save/load support and automatic map evaluation.

Build Mode was significantly expanded. Players can create maps, place and remove blocks, save changes and use loaded maps in multiplayer with synchronization.

The battery system was connected with a charging station. Batteries can be inserted, charged and managed through a dedicated UI.

Joining running Build sessions was reworked. Clients load the current map state in a controlled way while a loading overlay covers the transition.

The basic multiplayer architecture was prepared with a dedicated server model and clear separation between client, master API and game server.

Online status is handled server-side through heartbeat and token authentication. Friend requests, accepting requests and friends list retrieval are functional.

The BrickHub Launcher became functional with login, token management, automatic download, update checks, repair function and direct game launch.

The BrickHub website went online and was connected to the backend. HTTPS redirect, support email and version checks were set up.

The first blocks became functional in the editor. Two styles were defined: Classic and Realistic. All textures use a visible border for clear block boundaries.

The Unity project was set up with login scene, canvas layout, TMP input fields, button logic and launcher-matched colors.

Backend, website, launcher and game were technically connected. The Debian 12 server structure with NGINX proxy and MariaDB was set up.