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Flame expanded its developer experience with a new CLI tool that captures game snapshots, inspects state, and controls playback from the terminal, plus a DevTools extension for toggling overlays and editing component priority. The Tiled integration gained support for infinite maps, component-based…
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fix: Version flame_3d_component as a prerelease and move flame_lint to 1.5.0-dev.0 (#4100)
feat: Add reference counted eviction of unused images to the Images cache (#4093)
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