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Washoi devlog

From a plant in a pot to an arena shooter in your browser. This is how Washiki Washoi! got built, one release at a time.

v0.9.24

EngineOctober 2, 2026

The Documentation Was Wrong. So Was the Code.

A bugfix cycle run by reading the manual against the code, four WebGPU faults found with bots, bots that had not fought since July, and demo-recorded training that had never extracted a frame.

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Engine

The Netcode, As It Actually Is

125 Hz authoritative simulation, a 100 ms rewind budget, 62.5 snapshots a second, and no rollback anywhere. What shipped between v0.9.0 and v0.9.23, with the numbers from source.

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v0.9.23

NetcodeSeptember 22, 2026

Ping, Which Had Read Zero

Moving geometry, lag-compensated hit registration, a menu that became the front door, player accounts opened by key, and the first matches that count.

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v0.9.22

RenderingSeptember 10, 2026

Epic Water, By Default

Engine-owned water rendering with four quality levels, cached environment reflections, player reflections that fail closed, and liquid gameplay that is now deterministic simulation.

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v0.9.21

GameplayAugust 6, 2026

A Baseline Eight Times the True Figure

Search & Destroy, Quad Damage finally implemented after sitting inert on 25 maps, 31 dead teleporters revived, and a lint ratchet that had been measuring the documentation.

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v0.9.20

RendererJuly 23, 2026

Eighteen Cylinders Replaced By One Quad

A procedural GPU beam for the Voltaic, procedural health and armor pickups, Babylon 9 with 3,020 KTX2 sidecars, and WebGPU demoted back to an opt-in.

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