You can now create programs that allow you to play against an opponent on the Internet. Only turn-based games, e.g., rock-paper-scissors, are supported.

The command blocks to create a battle program are in the ‘PvP’ category.

You can play a sample game by selecting Lab > Play a match via internet connection > Let’s play turn-based battle game.

A function has been added to allow recording while the program is running. By　sharing the video, you can let other people see your program working on their devices that do not have Mind Render installed.

Run the program and press the red circle button next to the A~D button to start recording.

Recorded files are saved in folders such as Videos, Movies or Photos.

You can change the resolution and frame rate settings in the Capture tab of the Option menu.

Note:The recording function is not available in the version downloaded from the Microsoft Store; if you want to use it in the Windows version, please use the one on the download page.

You can now make pablic your programs to others and search for other people’s programs that have been published.

Publish : In the ‘My Locker’ tab of your locker, check ‘Publish’ for the programs you want to make public. Others will be able to find them in the search.

Search : In the ‘Search’ tab of your locker, enter a keyword and you will see your own and other people’s programs that contain that word in the title or tag among the published programs.

Entering a name (nickname) in the ‘User’ tab of the locker allows your nickname to appear in the search results.

Note: The programs in the search results can only be executed; you cannot see what are in the program or save them.

Added ability to evaluate public programs. Press the ‘Like’ icon on the program you like in the search results.

A new lab has been added.

Let’s play turn-based battle game: a sample program for internet battle game.

(Connect with external>Play a match via internet connection>Let’s play turn-based battle game)