0.3.x✎

Split struct pins, and the Vector and CFrame libraries.

Version

0.3.x2026-09-06

FeatureChangeBugfix

Split struct pins, and the Vector and CFrame libraries.

Warning

Worth knowing before you upgrade.

0.3.0A pin whose text is pasted into the generated source — a property name, a cast's type — can no longer be wired. The editor refuses the connection during the drag rather than letting the compile fail.
0.3.0An ordinary pin that defaults to a Luau constant like Vector3.zero no longer opens a code editor. Only Custom Code and Luau Expression accept typed Luau, which makes those two node titles a complete list of where hand-written code can enter a graph. Wire a node in, or split the pin, to change a constant.

0.3.0Split Struct Pin and Recombine Struct Pin on Vector2, Vector3, CFrame, Color3, UDim and UDim2. CFrame offers three decompositions.
0.3.0Pins have a right-click menu of their own, rather than opening the node palette: Promote to Variable, and Break Link (or Break 2 Links, and so on) on a wired pin. A pin that takes only typed text says why it has nothing to offer.
0.3.0Promote to Variable, which takes the value already typed into the pin rather than resetting it.
0.3.0Vectors, CFrames and DateTime — 40 nodes.
0.3.0Realign can straighten the execution spine, placing each node where its incoming exec wire comes out flat.
0.3.0Splitting works on custom pack nodes too, without the pack knowing splitting exists.

0.3.0Execution pins are larger, and empty-versus-wired is drawn as an outline rather than a fade — an unwired exec pin is now as easy to find as a wired one.

0.3.0The canvas's menus — the node palette and the drop menu — opened a sidebar's width to the left of the pointer. They open at it.