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May 12, 2026

s&box SnapGrid: World-space snap grid overlay

SnapGrid: World-Space Snap Grid Overlay SnapGrid is a sealed class that manages a world-space snap grid overlay projected onto a surface plane. It is used by th…

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May 3, 2026

VirtualGrid

VirtualGrid Efficient virtualized grid component for large lists in UI. When to Use Use when displaying: Large item lists (100s-1000s) Inventories with many slo…

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May 4, 2026

Sandbox: Weld tool — FixedJoint constraint with EasyMode rotation

Sandbox Weld Tool — Constraint Creation with EasyMode Rotation The Weld tool creates constraints between two GameObjects. It has an EasyMode that lets the playe…

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May 5, 2026

Indirect Light Volumes (DDGI) — dynamic global illumination probe grid

Indirect Light Volumes (DDGI) places a probe grid for dynamic global illumination — light bouncing off surfaces tints nearby objects, and sunlight fades natural…

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May 4, 2026

s&box MathX: Remap, LerpInverse, ExponentialDecay, SmoothDamp, SpringDamp, DeltaDegrees, and Unit Conversion

s&box MathX: Math Utility Extensions for Game Development is a static class providing math utilities not in or . Most methods are also extension methods, so you…

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May 20, 2026

VirtualGrid: Virtualized Grid Panel for Large Item Collections

is a s&box UI Panel that virtualizes large item collections — only rendering visible cells. If you have thousands of items, it creates only the few on screen an…

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May 20, 2026

Indirect Light Volumes: Probe-Based Global Illumination and Bounce Lighting

Indirect Light Volumes in s&box use a grid of probes to sample indirect light from all directions. When rendering, the system interpolates between nearby probes…