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Fusion 3

It is inevitable there is a new successor to Fusion 2.5 in the works. While it may be a while before this product is released, this page is dedicated to gathering confirmed rumours or hinted announcements regarding this mystery product. The new product will be re-written from scratch, meaning it will not be backwards compatible or maintain legacy code from Kilk & Play. Plus, the exporters and [potentially] cross-platform editors would be easier to build and maintain.


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Time Frame

Mentions from Clickteam

Features or opinions listed here have been mentioned by the staff at Clickteam.

Fusion 3 Development Blog

Live Streams

From the Community

  • The product itself
    • Release Date
      • Older posts suggested no firm release date. 1 2
      • Yves has clearly stated it will be released "next year" (2016). 1
        • Clickteam from Facebook clearly says "No" to a 2016 release. Evidence
      • More information will be revealed "later this year" (2015). 1
    • Extension development editing time is intended to be addressed. 1
      • It will be much faster to create extensions that work on all platforms. 1
    • There will be a "quantum" leap in performance. 1
    • The event editor style of coding isn't going anywhere. In fact, the successor has been described as "awesome". 1 2
  • Cross platform support
    • Fusion 3 will be built with cross-platform libraries. 1 2
    • The cross-platform libraries may be based on Qt. Blog
    • There is a good chance there will be a native Linux editor. 1
  • Exporters
    • Native C++ (or C) export with both native binaries and source code. (Similar to Chowdren's functionality) (Confirmed) 2 3 4 5 [World Reveal Interview]
    • The exporter model (with purchases of additional exporters to export to multiple platforms) will be kept [World Reveal Interview]
  • Potentially new features
    • It could be possible to copy/paste events as text. 1
  • Reduced limitations
    • The restriction of alterable values can be overcome in Fusion 3. 1 2
    • There are plans to make Android applications run in the background more viable for MMF3. 1 2
  • New file format
    • An importer/converter for MFA files will be considered. 1 2 3
      • It's possible it may only import assets, not full events. [Missing source]
      • The best advise is to not wait for Fusion 3 to start a new project. 1 2
      • Yves stated the importer that will perform a large chunk of the conversion, but the product will not maintain full backwards compatibility. 1
      • The new file format may store data across multiple files as opposed to a monolithic format (such as MFA) 1 [World Reveal Interview]
  • Support of existing products after launch
    • Updates for existing products may grind to a halt when Fusion 3 is out 1 (in French)
    • Updates for Fusion 2.5 will continue for some time, particularly for bug fixes. 1
    • Fusion 2.5 will continue to receive fixes and updates after Fusion 3 is released due to the differences between the products. 1
  • Miscellaneous
    • Text scripting is very unlikely. 1
      • The name "Clickteam Fusion" will be dropped in favor of a new name, just "Fusion". Added by Triadian

Speculation and Rumours

Members from the community recalls announced facts about a feature.

  • Runtimes in Fusion 3 will share a global runtime (as opposed to branding into their own external engines) 1 2
  • Fusion 3 will have Git integration. 1
  • There may be support for some of these: Cross platform shaders, cross platform zoom, sub-events, (real) global events, renaming qualifiers and unique instances. 1

Presentation

James and Anders introduce and present technical details of the inner workings at Click Convention 2013.

Edit: Sorry, we don't know why this video is now private.

Interview

The following interviews were recorded and published to YouTube.


Trivia

Not exactly important, but related to Fusion 3.


Contributors to this page

ClickteamFan (6.8%), Triadian (4.8%), Advaith (16.1%), Lh37 (72.3%)