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Releases

1. 0.188.7On an iPad and an iPhone, the editor stays in place after the keyboard in every case.New2026-10-16
2. 0.188.6The Code panel keeps its tab's name on a touch screen, and wires across a comment draw whole on an iPad.New2026-10-16
3. 0.188.5On an iPad and an iPhone, the Code panel and the keyboard leave the editor where it was.New2026-10-16
4. 0.188.4On an iPad, Script analysis and the action row no longer overlap.New2026-10-16
5. 0.188.3The tablet and phone pictures in the docs match the editor.New2026-10-16
6. 0.188.2A second Rojo project file's map is named after the file.New2026-10-16
7. 0.188.1Browse… on Windows opens Explorer's folder picker.New2026-10-16
8. 0.188.0Import Rojo project can read the project's Luau into graphs as well.New2026-10-16

Added

• 0.188.0Project File Only, or + Luau as Graphs. Import Rojo project asks which: the project file as a node map, with the Luau left hand-written, or the map and then every hand-written Luau file in the folders it syncs, as graphs with one set of settings and one summary. A project file a map already writes can still have its Luau imported.

Changed

• 0.188.6Go to node and Full view as their glyphs. On a touch screen the two are icon buttons, so the tab keeps its name; the words stay as their names. Go to node has a glyph of its own.
• 0.188.1Explorer's folder picker. Browse… and the other folder choices on Windows open the picker Explorer uses, in place of the older tree of folders, which stays as the fallback.
• 0.188.1A dialog already open is said. Asking for a folder while the dialog is still open says so, as it may be behind another window.
• 0.188.0Browse… offers it too. Opening a folder with Browse… offers a Rojo project file no map writes, as Open folder and Open .zip already did.

Fixed

• 0.188.7The window back in place. Any shift of the editor's window while the keyboard is down is put back at once, where 0.188.5 caught only the keyboard closing and the screen turning.
• 0.188.6Wires across a comment. On an iPad a wire could stop part-way across a comment box and pick up again at its edge. The wires' layer is now sized to hold them.
• 0.188.5The Code panel above Script analysis. On a touch screen the Code panel stands a row above the Script analysis card, which no longer lies over the code being typed.
• 0.188.5The page back after the keyboard. Once the on-screen keyboard closes, or the screen turns, the editor is put back where it was, where it had stayed shifted up with its controls off the screen until every code tab was closed.
• 0.188.4Script analysis above the action row. On a touch screen the card sits above the row along the bottom while the row is showing, so neither covers the other, folded or open, either way up.
• 0.188.4The action row on an iPad. It holds the selection's actions alone again; the buttons for the side cards are on the top row.
• 0.188.3Tablet pictures. Script analysis sits beside the side strip and the action row is centred on the screen, in The interface and Getting started.
• 0.188.3No Open folder on an iPad. Getting started's tablet steps leave it out of the Project menu, as Safari has no folder picker.
• 0.188.3The documentation's header, as it is. Drawn as floating clusters with search before Contents on a computer, a tablet and a phone, and on a phone in one row with Try it and no Source.
• 0.188.2A second project file is told apart. Its map is named after the file, such as Game serve beside Game, rather than Game 2. The offer to import one says which project files already have a map.
• 0.188.1Folder names in any script. A folder chosen on Windows whose name is not in English letters comes back as it is.