Shoot 'Em Up Kit

Released: Jun 5, 2015
Platforms: Windows
Last updated: 05 Sep 2026, 03:45 GMT

Updates & announcements

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10 Apr 2023Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit Build 2.0.24
Build 2.0.24 is now available. The change list is: - Rebuilt the sample games. - Fixed a collision issue which could occur when replaying a game.
05 Apr 2023Developer post
Update 2.0.23
Updates for version 2.0.23 - Improvements to the Model Builder. - Fixed an issue that prevented spline selection on Player Input Definition. - Fixes for in-game player ship selection. This is functional but still work-in-progress. - Fixed a minor sprite animation issue within the
03 Nov 2021Developer post
Minor Update 2.0.22.6
Change list: Fixed issues with collisions between multiple Entities. Performance improvements when lots of Entities active at once. Minor bug fixes.
Change list:

Fixed issues with collisions between multiple Entities.
Performance improvements when lots of Entities active at once.
Minor bug fixes.
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08 Apr 2021Developer post
Minor Update 2.0.22.4
Change list: The Sprite tab is now shown correctly in the Entity Editor. Changing from a Model to a Sprite updates the tabs correctly. The full list of Effect events is shown in the Entity Editor. Fixed potential crash when dragging sprites while Snap to Object is on. Fixed some
Change list:

The Sprite tab is now shown correctly in the Entity Editor.
Changing from a Model to a Sprite updates the tabs correctly.
The full list of Effect events is shown in the Entity Editor.
Fixed potential crash when dragging sprites while Snap to Object is on.
Fixed some sprite alignment issues in the editor dialogs and windows.
Fixed an issue with sprites not being exported if the Sprite doesn't have a first frame.
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08 Apr 2021Developer post
Minor Update 2.0.22.4 - Revision 2
Change list: The Sprite tab is now shown correctly in the Entity Editor. Changing from a Model to a Sprite updates the tabs correctly. The full list of Effect events is shown in the Entity Editor. Fixed potential crash when dragging sprites while Snap to Object is on. Fixed some
Change list:

The Sprite tab is now shown correctly in the Entity Editor.
Changing from a Model to a Sprite updates the tabs correctly.
The full list of Effect events is shown in the Entity Editor.
Fixed potential crash when dragging sprites while Snap to Object is on.
Fixed some sprite alignment issues in the editor dialogs and windows.
Fixed an issue with sprites not being exported if the Sprite doesn't have a first frame.
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08 Apr 2021Developer post
Minor Update 2.0.22.4
Change list: The Sprite tab is now shown correctly in the Entity Editor. The full list of Effect events is shown in the Entity Editor. Fixed potential crash when dragging sprites while Snap to Object is on. Fixed some sprite alignment issues in the editor dialog boxes and windows
Change list:

The Sprite tab is now shown correctly in the Entity Editor.
The full list of Effect events is shown in the Entity Editor.
Fixed potential crash when dragging sprites while Snap to Object is on.
Fixed some sprite alignment issues in the editor dialog boxes and windows.
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02 Feb 2021Developer post
Minor Update 2.0.22.3
Changelist - Fixed a potential problem when creating new games as an empty project or from a template. - Added project options for a fixed game speed. - Added UI option for enabling or disabling bilinear filtering.
30 Jan 2021Developer post
Update Notes for 2.0.22.2
- Fixed a problem with the Create New option not always working correctly in the Entity Editor. - Added a 'Snap to object' button in the Entity Editor. - Snap to object is no longer the default action when adding a Part. - Improved the use of wireframe when Parts are obscured in
22 Jan 2021Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit Update
We’re pleased to announce the release of version 2.0.22 of the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit. The changelist is as follows: Meshes can be combined to create new Entities. Added an Event Condition Definition, which can be used to create groups of event conditions (such as 'Control Left' and 'C
We’re pleased to announce the release of version 2.0.22 of the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit.
The changelist is as follows:

Meshes can be combined to create new Entities.
Added an Event Condition Definition, which can be used to create groups of event conditions (such as 'Control Left' and 'Control Up') which must all be met before an Action is triggered.
Actions support Event Conditions, allowing actions based on multiple event criteria.
Added select button to Front-End and HUD editors (lists items in the main page or currently editing popup)
Selecting overlapping items will cycle through them in the Front-End and HUD editors.
Updated the EULA to allow use of the graphics and audio assets within any games (commercial or non-commercial) created with the Shoot 'Em Up Kit.
Added more tooltip help around the Editors.
Fixed an issue that could prevent some Action properties from being saved.
The ‘Back’ option moved to top of list of games in Play window
Project name field has focus when project window opens when creating a project
Displaying a warning if name already used when creating a project
Many small fixes and improvements.
We apologise for the long time between updates. As we’ve posted previously, we’re working on some major low-level engine improvements to update the graphics and audio technologies we use and open up many new possibilities for the future. However, this has taken longer than planned so we have moved some of the new features from the newer engine into the current one for this release. This way everyone can start to use them while we continue to update the engine. This is still on-going and we'll be updating the build with few more features over the next week or two.
Anyway, we hope you enjoy the new features. The ability to combine meshes is a fun way to create complex objects by joining parts together. This will take on a new level in our next update when we’ll be including hundreds of new block pieces to play with.
The Event Condition feature gives a more powerful way of controlling which Actions are triggered. This can be used to trigger an action when the player moves up on the controller and presses fire, for example.
We’ve added some improvements to the Front-End and HUD Editors, and have more plans to improve the functionality and usability of these editors.
We’ve had quite a bit of feedback on the tutorials, particularly the age of the tutorial videos. Our focus has been on the Wiki, which has quite a lot of content now. But we will create new video tutorials, as we know some people prefer this method of learning. And we will replace the old content with videos using the current version of the engine.
We wish you all the very best for 2021 and thank you again for your support.
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01 Oct 2020Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit Update
Hey everyone, we hope you are all keeping safe and well. We wanted to update you on the progress of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit as we shared some new features with you in August and have not yet released a new build. The new features have been held up by a major upgrade to the low-level
01 Aug 2020Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit - August Update
Welcome to the August news update of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit. It has been a while since our last update and we apologise for this. We've been hard at work on a new graphics engine to use more modern visual effects and gain huge performance benefits in 3D games. This has been going v
04 Apr 2020Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit - April Update
Hello and thank you for checking out our April update for the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit. Shoot ‘Em Up Kit version 2.0.20 We’re pleased to announce that version 2.0.20 of the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit has been released. This is mostly a bug fix update but also contains some useful performance impro
Hello and thank you for checking out our April update for the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit.
Shoot ‘Em Up Kit version 2.0.20
We’re pleased to announce that version 2.0.20 of the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit has been released. This is mostly a bug fix update but also contains some useful performance improvements and improved collision detection.
The changelist is as follows:
Version 2.0.20

Improved project load times.
Improved game logging in debug mode.
Fixed an issue with the score not working correctly if testing level 2 or greater.
Fixed a problem with billboard sprites not facing the camera.
Lights can be attached to tags.
Fixed some problems with formating on the Action tab.
Items can bounce off shields.
The particle collision group now saves correctly.
HUD can now show properties for all players.
The movement definition can be reset.
Fixed some problems with assets appearing in the wrong level.
NPC Generators are correctly duplicated when copying a map.
Fixed a problem where lights could affect other levels.
Many small fixes and improvements.
Multiplatform
The Shoot 'Em Up Kit is working well on our new multiplatform engine. The physics system is now integrated into the engine and all the sample projects and templates are working correctly. The new engine will allow significant performance and stability improvements on the PC; and will also pave the way for exporting games onto other devices and platforms.
Model Builder
Work is well underway on a new feature that will allow assets to be built from components. This makes it easy to create custom models in a range of styles. All of this is done from within the Entity Editor and so your new models are ready to be dropped in-game.
Discord Server
The Shoot 'Em Up Kit Discord server is a great place for questions, suggestions or to meet with other members of the community. You can join us here.
Many thanks,
The Tall Studios team
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21 Jan 2020Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit - January Update
Welcome to the January update for the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit. We hope you had a great festive holiday and we wish you all a very happy new year. Version 2.0.19 We’re pleased to announce that the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit version 2.0.19 has been released. This includes many fixes and features in
02 Nov 2019Developer post
Update - November 2019
Hello and thank you for checking out our November update for the Shoot ‘Em Up Kit. It has been a few months since the version 2.0.18 build was released and so we’d like to share our progress as we move towards the next release. Template Games We've been using the Shoot 'Em Up Kit
13 Jun 2019Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit Update
We're pleased to announce that version 2.0.18 of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available. This is the biggest update we have released and includes a re-written level editor; support for orthographic 2D games; and a more modular approach to game creation which expands the features a
We're pleased to announce that version 2.0.18 of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available.
This is the biggest update we have released and includes a re-written level editor; support for orthographic 2D games; and a more modular approach to game creation which expands the features and possibilities.
We have created an Upgrade Wiki page which explains about the changes introduced in version 2.0.18.
We recommend that you back up your projects before updating as existing projects will be automatically converted to the new format. In some cases it may be necessary to make a few changes to your project but the Wiki page explains the steps that may be required. If you need any help updating your project to version 2.0.18 then please let us know and we will be happy to assist you.
The Wiki has been revised for the new version and is replacing the pdf user guide.
The release notes are as follows:

New Level Editor offers a wide range of improvements.
Multiple items can be selected and moved.
Undo system has been improved for the Level Editor.
Added a fully 2D mode (orthographic mode) for sprite based games. Zoom features are available in this mode and Layers are restricted from -1 to 3.
Added more Action events. Each object type (Player, Timer, Spline, etc) has its own set of Action events.
Added Action events for Custom Variables. Actions can be triggered when a Custom Variable is greater than, less than or equal to a specified value.
Some Actions can be set to only apply to specific collision groups.
Items can be spawned from an Action.
Custom variables and game properties can be set or modified from Actions.
Collision Groups have options to set whether collision Actions or Events are triggered, damage is taken, or the objects can intersect/overlap.
Items can be set to only become active once they have a parent. This is useful for weapon pick-ups.
Player and NPC items can both have input controls assigned to them.
NPCs can use shields.
NPCs now support invulnerability time.
Added an Input Definition type. The input properties have been removed from the Player Definition and added to the new Input Definition. This allows other objects (e.g. NPCs) to receive input from the player.
Added a Movement Definition type. The movement properties have been removed from the Player and NPC Definitions and added to the new Movements Definition.
Added AI Events. AI Behaviours will be notified of these events and can react with a state change.
Weapons are shown own a new Tab.
The Bullet collision type is now set in the Weapon tab rather than the Bullet Definition. This makes it easier to share weapons and bullets between Player and NPC items.
Particle system supports text. Particles can be set-up to show Score, Damage or Multiplier values too.
Added Follow Spline Shape AI type. This will follow the shape of a spline from an Entity's current location rather than travelling to the actual spline (which is still possible with Follow Spline AI type).
Gizmos can use local rotations. This allows objects to be moved based on the directions they are facing.
Added Camera styles into the Project Settings. The options are: 3D, 2D with models (sometimes referred to as 2.5D) and 2D with Sprites (sometimes referred to as orthographic).
Shields support collision groups. Only the specified collision groups will be protected by the shield.
Added ship selection. Multiple ships can be placed in a level and the player can select a ship from the front-end pages.
Triggers can use screen co-ordinates rather than level co-ordinates. The trigger will be activated when an object enters the trigger's screen area.
Custom Variables and AI Events may now be created and edited using the Def Tools menu.
In the Front-End and HUD editors, each click on overlapping objects will cycle through the objects.
The Chase, MatchX, MatchY and MatchZ AI behaviours can now use a proximity parameter. They will only Chase, etc, when within proximity of the target.
Added a 'Follow' AI behaviour. This will follow its target, staying within a specified distance.
Added a new Action to return the Entity back to its spawn point.
The Attach and Detach Actions support Tags; and detached items can be dropped, destroyed or returned to their spawn point.
Fixed a potential crash when selecting to edit a pop-up.
Snap to Object now works correctly when objects are rotated.
The name and value of Custom Variables are shown on-screen in Debug mode.
Level specific buttons and windows are hidden or disabled until a level has been chosen.
Definitions can have longer names. Names up to 64 characters in length are supported.
The Movement Def contains an option to turn an Entity to face the direction it is travelling. This is particularly useful for axis-based movement when you want the Entity to visually rotate.
Rotate Yaw/Pitch/Roll will do a local rotation (rotate around its center point) if the Entity is using axis-based movement. This allows a visual rotation even when the Entity is set to move along axis.
Added input options to set the rotation direction and move in that direction. This can be assigned to the Left Analog, Right Analog or Dpad. There are also options for setting the direction and applying thrust or an impulse.
Many small fixes and improvements.
We are continuing to add Wiki pages to provide a full set of tutorials and reference material. A new set of template games will also be available next week. We will make an announcement about this as soon as they're ready.
We really hope you enjoy the features in this new version and we thank you for your support.
The Tall Studios Team
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20 Jun 2018Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.17
We're please to announce that the latest version of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available. The change list is as follows: Added an option to load from the last autosave if the SEUK is not closed properly and the autosave folder has a newer version of the project. Prevented a pote
We're please to announce that the latest version of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available.
The change list is as follows:

Added an option to load from the last autosave if the SEUK is not closed properly and the autosave folder has a newer version of the project.
Prevented a potential crash if project files cannot be found.
Added a button to open an explorer window for the project's directory.
Added a Save As button.
Shields can be enabled and disabled using Upgrades.
Player Definition upgrades now consider every button and controller axis separately so that individual controls can be upgraded.
Increased the number of custom collision groups to 20.
Added Max Active parameter to the NPC Generator. This can regulate the flow of NPCs from an NPC Generator and control the number of active enemy.
Fixed a problem that prevented the position of some front-end items from being specified to 2 decimal places.
Hidden objects will no longer be considered for collision.
Using Debug mode will display an event log at the end of the game.
NPCs and Formations using splines will correctly use the 'End of Spline' settings.
Fixed an issue with formations where a 'Kill Entity' action could prevent the formation working correctly.
Added options for 'Quit to Menu' and 'Exit App' in the Actions list. These can also be mapped to input controls in the Player Definitions.
Shield properties can use decimal values.
Triggering an active Upgrade will reset its duration. This allows an upgrade with a time limit to remain active as long as something is repeatedly triggering it.
Shield Strength value is saving correctly.
Properties for Players 1 to 4 can now be accessed in the HUD.
We hope you enjoy these new features, fixes and updates. If you have any questions then please let us know.
Thanks again for all your support.
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26 Apr 2018Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.16
We're pleased to announce that version 2.0.16 is now available. This build contains a lot of fixes and upgrades to ensure the Shoot 'Em Up Kit features work as they should. It also includes features to animate items on the front-end pages (movement, scale and colour) Version 2.0.
We're pleased to announce that version 2.0.16 is now available. This build contains a lot of fixes and upgrades to ensure the Shoot 'Em Up Kit features work as they should. It also includes features to animate items on the front-end pages (movement, scale and colour)
Version 2.0.16 Change list:

Added support for Front-End entrance effects. Items can fade in or move onto the screen. Delay times can also be used to stagger the order in which items appear.
Front-End items can use the colour, scale or offset position from a particle system. These can be used to create interesting effects when an item is displayed, selected or highlighted.
Detaching an object will leave it at the location in which is was released.
Removed range limitations on definition values.
Fixed lighting issues on multi-level games.
The Sprite Editor selection list is now filled correctly and the preview pane shows the current selection.
Fixed an issue which could allow non-selectable items to be highlighted in the Front-End pages.
Fixed some potential crashes when modifying particle systems for Sprite entities.
Step Distance and Step Repeat Time properties are now used and saved correctly.
Improved mouse controls, particularly for multi-player games.
Touch controls can be placed correctly.
Fixed a problem with sprites in the Level Editor being rescaled after changes are made to the sprite in the Entity Editor.
Changes to sprite items in the Entity Editor are correctly passed on to any entity instances in the Level Editor.
Log files are written for stand-alone builds.
Support for more Upgrade effects.
Fixed some problems with creating stand-alone builds that could cause inconsistent results.
Micro Pause and Slow Motion checkboxes show their correct state.
When using a joypad the front-end buttons now use the conventional Button A and Button B rather than the triggers.
Fixed a problem loading Formations in older map formats.
Fixed a potential crash when loading a project while another is already loaded.
Cavern sample has been updated to fix background flickering on some graphics devices.
The Ammo Level and Reload Time Remaining properties can now be accessed by the HUD and Behaviour Editor.
Added support for more Behaviour Editor nodes.
Fixed a problem with the incorrect item being selected from some filtered lists.
We hope you enjoy these features, fixes and upgrades. As always, if you have any questions, problems or feedback then please let us know.
Many thanks,
The Tall Studios team.
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03 Mar 2018Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.15
We're pleased to announce that the latest version (2.0.15) of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available. Here is the changelist for 2.0.15: New User Interface. Particle Editor supports multiple layers of effects. Added support for AI States. Added Teleport options for AI Behaviours.
We're pleased to announce that the latest version (2.0.15) of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available.
Here is the changelist for 2.0.15:

New User Interface.
Particle Editor supports multiple layers of effects.
Added support for AI States.
Added Teleport options for AI Behaviours.
Level Editor supports layers to easily add items at different depths. Select the layer in the Tools pane or use the PageUp/PageDown shortcuts.
Sprites can be set for different directions. These will be used when the sprite is rotated in that direction.
Added support for minimum shield duration and shield cooldown.
Added 'Step' movement type. This causes Entities to jump along their path in steps. This is useful for retro gaming effects.
Rotation can be set for each NPC Generator node.
Weapon properties 'Reload Time Remaining' and 'Unlimited Ammo' are now accessible to the HUD and Behaviour Editor.
The Player Shield is now saving correctly.
Shield recharge is now working.
A shield button can now be assigned and the shield will only be active once the button is pressed.
An Explorer window is opened at the appropriate directory once a package build has completed.
Fixed problems with some of the AI movement behaviours not using the correct direction.
Camera Roll axis is now fixed.
When placing an object the camera zoom will stop if going through the object.
When placing an object the camera will move back if the current layer is behind the camera.
When Refill All Ammo Clips is selected it will also refill the main ammo level too.
The events for MovingX, MovingY and MovingZ are now triggered correctly.
All effects for the Destroyed event are now triggered correctly.
Fixed a problem that could prevent bullet sprites from looping.
Fixed a problem that could prevent generated NPCs from spawning with the correct rotation.
Improved Spline following.
Fixed an issue that could cause NPCs to ignore their AI behaviour if previous AI types had been deleted.
Rotation offset effect now works correctly.
Removed coloured lines which appeared when an item was selected with the mouse on a front-end page.
Fixed an issue that could result in a sprite being saved without its texture.
Fixed a problem selecting Behaviours in multi-level projects.
Fixed a problem with Behaviours not being correctly triggered in multi-level projects.
Behaviours are correctly copied when a level is copied in the Level Editor.
Fixed an issue with deleting Behaviour Editor nodes that could cause an extra node to be removed too.
Improved particle rotation and velocity interpolation.
Optimisation: Fewer memory allocations.
Optimisation: Test Game and Test Level will start faster.
We've added a range of new features but we've also added more depth to some existing features such as the AI, Shield and Particles.
Usability remains an important focus and we have made a lot of tweaks and fixes. We've also added better support for making levels with items at different depths.
The Wiki continues to make progress. Wiki It is still mostly a reference guide at the moment but we're adding more tutorials. Our intention is to have a learning tree to help guide users around the features of the Kit.
It has been pointed out that there are some problems with rotations in 6 degrees of freedom games. We have a solution for this and we'll be releasing another update shortly.
We hope you enjoy the features in this new update. If you have any questions, problems or comments then please let us know.
Many thanks,
The Tall Studios team
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03 Mar 2018Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.15
We're pleased to announce that the latest version (2.0.15) of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available. Here is the changelist for 2.0.15: New User Interface. Particle Editor supports multiple layers of effects. Added support for AI States. Added Teleport options for AI Behaviours.
We're pleased to announce that the latest version (2.0.15) of the Shoot 'Em Up Kit is now available.
Here is the changelist for 2.0.15:

New User Interface.
Particle Editor supports multiple layers of effects.
Added support for AI States.
Added Teleport options for AI Behaviours.
Level Editor supports layers to easily add items at different depths. Select the layer in the Tools pane or use the PageUp/PageDown shortcuts.
Sprites can be set for different directions. These will be used when the sprite is rotated in that direction.
Added support for minimum shield duration and shield cooldown.
Added 'Step' movement type. This causes Entities to jump along their path in steps. This is useful for retro gaming effects.
Rotation can be set for each NPC Generator node.
Weapon properties 'Reload Time Remaining' and 'Unlimited Ammo' are now accessible to the HUD and Behaviour Editor.
The Player Shield is now saving correctly.
Shield recharge is now working.
A shield button can now be assigned and the shield will only be active once the button is pressed.
An Explorer window is opened at the appropriate directory once a package build has completed.
Fixed problems with some of the AI movement behaviours not using the correct direction.
Camera Roll axis is now fixed.
When placing an object the camera zoom will stop if going through the object.
When placing an object the camera will move back if the current layer is behind the camera.
When Refill All Ammo Clips is selected it will also refill the main ammo level too.
The events for MovingX, MovingY and MovingZ are now triggered correctly.
All effects for the Destroyed event are now triggered correctly.
Fixed a problem that could prevent bullet sprites from looping.
Fixed a problem that could prevent generated NPCs from spawning with the correct rotation.
Improved Spline following.
Fixed an issue that could cause NPCs to ignore their AI behaviour if previous AI types had been deleted.
Rotation offset effect now works correctly.
Removed coloured lines which appeared when an item was selected with the mouse on a front-end page.
Fixed an issue that could result in a sprite being saved without its texture.
Fixed a problem selecting Behaviours in multi-level projects.
Fixed a problem with Behaviours not being correctly triggered in multi-level projects.
Behaviours are correctly copied when a level is copied in the Level Editor.
Fixed an issue with deleting Behaviour Editor nodes that could cause an extra node to be removed too.
Improved particle rotation and velocity interpolation.
Optimisation: Fewer memory allocations.
Optimisation: Test Game and Test Level will start faster.
We've added a range of new features but we've also added more depth to some existing features such as the AI, Shield and Particles.
Usability remains an important focus and we have made a lot of tweaks and fixes. We've also added better support for making levels with items at different depths.
The Wiki continues to make progress. Wiki It is still mostly a reference guide at the moment but we're adding more tutorials. Our intention is to have a learning tree to help guide users around the features of the Kit.
It has been pointed out that there are some problems with rotations in 6 degrees of freedom games. We have a solution for this and we'll be releasing another update shortly.
We hope you enjoy the features in this new update. If you have any questions, problems or comments then please let us know.
Many thanks,
The Tall Studios team
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22 Dec 2017Developer post
Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.14 Patch
We're releasing a small patch to 2.0.14 to fix a few issues that have been found. Version 2.0.14 - Build 25 Breaking a link to an Entity Instance doesn't reset the data for the item. Improved stability with memory allocation changes. Fixed an issue with Triggers not working corre
We're releasing a small patch to 2.0.14 to fix a few issues that have been found.
Version 2.0.14 - Build 25

Breaking a link to an Entity Instance doesn't reset the data for the item.
Improved stability with memory allocation changes.
Fixed an issue with Triggers not working correctly after a reload.
Fixed a potential crash when using Entity Link and then modifying the Entity data.
Fixed a problem with the background colour indicator not showing any colour.
Fixed a problem where clicking the background colour indicator wouldn't use the selected colour.
Rotation and Scale are shown on the General pane for instance or clone items.
Rotation Gizmos now work correctly when using the Game Window.
We hope you find the new updates helpful and please let us know if you have any questions or problems.
We’d also like to take this opportunity to wish you a great holiday season and a very happy New Year.
Many Thanks,
The Tall Studios Team
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Shoot 'Em Up Kit

Updates & announcements

Shoot 'Em Up Kit Build 2.0.24

Update 2.0.23

Minor Update 2.0.22.6

Minor Update 2.0.22.4

Minor Update 2.0.22.4 - Revision 2

Minor Update 2.0.22.4

Minor Update 2.0.22.3

Update Notes for 2.0.22.2

Shoot 'Em Up Kit Update

Shoot 'Em Up Kit Update

Shoot 'Em Up Kit - August Update

Shoot 'Em Up Kit - April Update

Shoot ‘Em Up Kit version 2.0.20

Version 2.0.20

Multiplatform

Model Builder

Discord Server

Shoot 'Em Up Kit - January Update

Version 2.0.19

Discord

Wiki

Website

Update - November 2019

Template Games

Orthographic Cameras

Engine Tech

Multi-platform

Tutorials

Art

Shoot 'Em Up Kit Update

Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.17

Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.16

Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.15

Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.15

Shoot 'Em Up Kit 2.0.14 Patch