jME 3.10.0-beta3 is now available and ready for testing! We’ve also split the jme3-testdata module into its own repo with its own release cycle, so I included the maven coordinates for the latest version of jme3-testdata as well: project.ext { jmeVer = '3.10.0-beta3' } dependencies { implementation "org.jmonkeyengine:jme3-core:$jmeVer" implementation "org.jmonkeyengine:jme3-desktop:$jmeVer" ... //latest version of jme3-testdata: implementation "org.jmonkeyengine:jme3-testdata:2026-10-31-3" } Full release notes here: Release jMonkeyEngine 3.10.0-beta3 This release contains many bug fixes and improvements and should resolve all of the regressions that were found in beta2. Some of the more notable changes include: * Numerous rendering and PBR fixes, including fixes to light calculations, probe blending, framebuffer handling, texture formats, and GLES3 compatibility. * Several glTF and animation fixes, including interpolation, animation transitions, and cloning of animated models. * Further SDL3 input improvements, including fixes for numpad input, text input modifiers, mouse grabbing, and virtual gamepad input. * Updated LWJGL3 to 3.4.3 (also updated the versions of many other engine dependencies). * Various Android, iOS, and GraalVM improvements. And many other fixes and improvements, so I recommend checking out the full changelog for all the details.

jME 3.10.0-beta3 is now available and ready for testing! We’ve also split the jme3-testdata module into its own repo with its own release cycle, so I included the maven coordinates for the latest version of jme3-testdata as well: project.ext { jmeVer = '3.10.0-beta3' } dependencies { implementation "org.jmonkeyengine:jme3-core:$jmeVer" implementation "org.jmonkeyengine:jme3-desktop:$jmeVer" ... //latest version of jme3-testdata: implementation "org.jmonkeyengine:jme3-testdata:2026-10-31-3" } Full release notes here: Release jMonkeyEngine 3.10.0-beta3 This release contains many bug fixes and improvements and should resolve all of the regressions that were found in beta2. Some of the more notable changes include: * Numerous rendering and PBR fixes, including fixes to light calculations, probe blending, framebuffer handling, texture formats, and GLES3 compatibility. * Several glTF and animation fixes, including interpolation, animation transitions, and cloning of animated models. * Further SDL3 input improvements, including fixes for numpad input, text input modifiers, mouse grabbing, and virtual gamepad input. * Updated LWJGL3 to 3.4.3 (also updated the versions of many other engine dependencies). * Various Android, iOS, and GraalVM improvements. And many other fixes and improvements, so I recommend checking out the full changelog for all the details.

Modelers.cn, the Huawei/Ascend-aligned AI hub, has a new listing called AXERA-TECH/testdata-boxdemo. On paper it is an MIT-licensed repository tagged as model type 'other', domain 'other' and base…

I surprisingly already heard back from Maven Central support, and they have increased our limits by enough that we should be able to continue publishing alpha and beta releases there without issues. Here’s our new increased limits: So as long as we aren’t publishing multiple version of jme3-testdata per month (which is close to 1gb of assets and just under 1000 files on its own), then our new 2.8gb and 3900 file limit should be well more than enough to publish at least 5 (possibly close to 10) engine releases per month now that the bulky assets in testdata are separate. Here’s the full email they sent me: > Request #129914 has been marked solved. > > Most recent comment in ticket: > > Thanks for submitting your OSS exemption request. > > We’ve reviewed the projects included in your request and agree that they qualify for an OSS exemption. > > We’ve applied the following enhanced monthly publishing limits: > > * **org.jmonkeyengine:** 10 releases, 2800 MB, 3930 files > * **org.jmonkeyengine.nativeimage:** 7 releases, 80 MB, 1000 files > * **org.jmonkeyengine.nativeimage:** 7 releases, 80 MB, 1000 files > > > These limits have been set based on the project’s historical publishing activity and are intended to accommodate its normal release patterns. If release patterns change, and you’d like limits to be reviewed, please contact us again. > > No further action is required from you at this time.

I surprisingly already heard back from Maven Central support, and they have increased our limits by enough that we should be able to continue publishing alpha and beta releases there without issues. Here’s our new increased limits: So as long as we aren’t publishing multiple version of jme3-testdata per month (which is close to 1gb of assets and just under 1000 files on its own), then our new 2.4gb and 3900 file limit should be well more than enough to publish at least 5 (possibly close to 10) engine releases per month now that the bulky assets in testdata are separate. Here’s the full email they sent me: > Request #129914 has been marked solved. > > Most recent comment in ticket: > > Thanks for submitting your OSS exemption request. > > We’ve reviewed the projects included in your request and agree that they qualify for an OSS exemption. > > We’ve applied the following enhanced monthly publishing limits: > > * **org.jmonkeyengine:** 10 releases, 2800 MB, 3930 files > * **org.jmonkeyengine.nativeimage:** 7 releases, 80 MB, 1000 files > * **org.jmonkeyengine.nativeimage:** 7 releases, 80 MB, 1000 files > > > These limits have been set based on the project’s historical publishing activity and are intended to accommodate its normal release patterns. If release patterns change, and you’d like limits to be reviewed, please contact us again. > > No further action is required from you at this time.

I surprisingly already heard back from Maven Central support, and they have increased our limits by enough that we should be able to continue publishing alpha and beta releases there without issues. Here’s our new increased limits: So as long as we aren’t publishing multiple version of jme3-testdata per month (which is close to 1gb of assets and just under 1000 files on its own), then our new 2.8gb and 3900 file limit should be well more than enough to publish at least 5 (possibly close to 10) engine releases per month now that the bulky assets in testdata are separate. Here’s the full email they sent me: > Request #129914 has been marked solved. > > Most recent comment in ticket: > > Thanks for submitting your OSS exemption request. > > We’ve reviewed the projects included in your request and agree that they qualify for an OSS exemption. > > We’ve applied the following enhanced monthly publishing limits: > > * **org.jmonkeyengine:** 10 releases, 2800 MB, 3930 files > * **org.jmonkeyengine.nativeimage:** 7 releases, 80 MB, 1000 files > * **org.jmonkeyengine.nativeimage:** 7 releases, 80 MB, 1000 files > > > These limits have been set based on the project’s historical publishing activity and are intended to accommodate its normal release patterns. If release patterns change, and you’d like limits to be reviewed, please contact us again. > > No further action is required from you at this time.

Om thuisbatterijen te kunnen vergelijken willen we reproduceerbare testdata hebben. We hebben daarvoor een uitgebreid protocol ontwikkeld.

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custard: > Are the docs keeping up to date with the releases… The engine’s documentation unfortunately has fallen behind, so some things may be inaccurate or out of date. We don’t really have anyone dedicated to maintaining the wiki right now. custard: > the files do not seem to be in the examples jar The teapot model should be in the jme-testdata jar, that is where all of the test assets are located. However it does look like the teapot.j3o doesn’t exist in jme3-testdata, and most of the engine examples are instead loading teapot.obj like this example: jmonkeyengine/jme3-examples/src/main/java/jme3test/animation/TestCinematic.java at cf97e77cdd4c33f482abd945c9f7178b9f914ec2 · jMonkeyEngine/jmonkeyengine The tutorials and articles in the wiki are still useful to read through, but I would recommend using the tests and examples from jme3-examples as a better place to reference and copy code from, since those examples are better maintained and more up to date than the engine’s wiki.

custard: > Are the docs keeping up to date with the releases… The engine’s documentation unfortunately has fallen behind, so some things may be inaccurate or out of date. We don’t really have anyone dedicated to maintaining the wiki right now. custard: > the files do not seem to be in the examples jar The teapot model should be in the jme-testdata jar, that is where all of the test assets are located. However it does look like the teapot.j3o doesn’t exist in jme3-testdata, and most of the engine examples are instead loading teapot.obj like this example: jmonkeyengine/jme3-examples/src/main/java/jme3test/animation/TestCinematic.java at cf97e77cdd4c33f482abd945c9f7178b9f914ec2 · jMonkeyEngine/jmonkeyengine The tutorials and articles in the wiki are still useful to read through, but I would recommend using the tests and examples from jme3-examples as a better place to reference and copy code from, since those examples are better maintained and more up to date than the engine’s wiki.

custard: > Are the docs keeping up to date with the releases… The engine’s documentation unfortunately has fallen behind, so some things may be inaccurate or out of date. We don’t really have anyone dedicated to maintaining the wiki right now. custard: > the files do not seem to be in the examples jar The teapot model should be in the jme-testdata jar, that is where all of the test assets are located. However it does look like the teapot.j3o doesn’t exist in jme3-testdata, and most of the engine examples are instead loading teapot.obj like this example: jmonkeyengine/jme3-examples/src/main/java/jme3test/animation/TestCinematic.java at cf97e77cdd4c33f482abd945c9f7178b9f914ec2 · jMonkeyEngine/jmonkeyengine The tutorials and articles in the wiki are still useful to read through, but I would recommend using the tests and examples from jme3-examples as a better place to reference and copy code from, since those examples are better maintained and more up to date than the engine’s wiki.

シリーズ構成 Go の基本文法 CLI ツールを作る（本記事） HTTP サーバーと REST API データベース連携 実務的な周辺技術 ポートフォリオを作る 実践知識を深める この回の目標は 「実用的な CLI ツールを一つ完成させ、Go のテストを自然に書けるようになる」 ことです。 CLI から始める理由は 3 つあります。HTTP や DB という「外部要素」を排除して Go そのものに集中できること、io.Reader / io.Writer という Go で最重要の抽象を体で覚えられること、そしてバックエンドの実務では DB マイグレーションやバッチ処理など CLI ツールを頻繁に書くことです。 目次 作るもの：Todo CLI プロジェクトの初期化と構成 ファイル I/O の基本 JSON の読み書き データ層の実装 コマンド引数の処理 標準入出力と io.Reader / io.Writer テストの書き方 テーブル駆動テスト testdata とゴールデンファイル ベンチマーク cobra でサブコマンドを整える

Hoewel Tesla claimt dat FSD-software 4,1 keer veiliger is, bekritiseren experts de dunne basis: de Europese testdata beslaat slechts 0,008% van de handmatige ritten.

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