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Qt 3D Studio 2.1 Released With Editor Enhancements, Better Runtime Performance

Written by Michael Larabel in Qt on 1 October 2018 at 08:03 AM EDT. Add A Comment

After last month's beta, The Qt Company is marking the start of October by officially releasing Qt 3D Studio 2.1.

The Qt 3D Studio 2.1 release brings with a number of editor enhancements, more convenient sub-presentation handling, run-time improvements including better performance and stability, new profiling data, support for ETC2/ASTC compressed textures, and other improvements. Qt 3D Studio as a reminder is for designing 3D user-interfaces and was originally based on code that NVIDIA open-sourced and contributed to the Qt project.

More details on the Qt 3D Studio 2.1 release via blog.qt.io.

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