Latest build - 281.1 / 281.2

If you watch some of the module forums you might find beta versions of exporters you can try out.

Yves has a bit of a backlog on Fusion Mac, Export modules for Mac and the free version of Fusion.
Once those are all done then you will see Fusion updates

Looking forward to Fusion running on a Mac!

Because it takes too long for the release of an official update, I would like to know if it is possible to have access to a beta version.
Moreover, it would be nice, to prompt users if they would like to update the program with a beta as well as with an official releases, for example , as Games Maker does.

Hi, I used MMF2 for a Connections Academy class and really liked it.
It expired and I don't have the money to buy it on Steam, is there an ETA on the free version?

The next build will have some performance improvement on iOS and Android exporters?

I posted a bug report about box collisions for normal objects being broken in the latest build (and possibly previous builds)

Three months are passed from the latest build... some new?

Well?... any news about an update? There are critical issues to be fixed, and looking at the bug tracker it seem as if progress is very limited since February.

When is next update?

Any news with the Mac version?

School version is complete - Home user MAC version is not ready for release yet.

question Jeff;
If you're already a Windows Owner, is the Mac version available free - or is it going to be separate-paid-for version?- such as an Add-on like IOS/ Android etc

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School version is complete - Home user MAC version is not ready for release yet.

Hi Jeff, what has happened with version of the editor for Mac? Why has taken so much, yes I remember that when he left Fusion 2.5 spoke of weeks to be out.

On the other hand, the ClickStore, what happened to it? Yesterday was in Construct page and I saw that they have a store that sells extensions, libraries of sprites, games and I thought why we don't have that if Fusion is far superior to the software of them?

In Latin America the indi communities are very large, and I get angry to see that nobody uses Fusion and if used Construct 2 that does not reach you by feet or your product. I think that it should do a job around here and rush those things that remain unfinished as:

-Support iOS full 7, almost reaches iOS 8 already.
-Support Android's Google Play Services services to have leaderboards, multiplayer.
-Support Amazon Store for Amazon Fire TV both their tablets.
-FGL to monetize HTML5 and Flash (is that François is working on this).
-Native Gamepad for Windows, HTML5 and Flash support.
-Support for the framework of Nintendo WiiU with HTML5 exporter.
-Support for Facebook, Twitter...

They are topics that makes the competition that we have, but what we have is a very solid and strong product. Unfortunately very few people know due to lack of Marketing, but that is very easy to fix.

Eye, this is not a destructive complaint, I do it with the intention of help it is possible to have a list of things that make sure are for the benefit of the community.

Still working on the final MAC packages.
No news to report on this front. I will try to find out what the hold up is on it.

Thanks Jeff for your answer, by the way, what do you think my point in this POST:

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Any news on the next update?

The Links are not working to download the latest official versions.

FOUR months are passed from the latest build... some news?

I hope there are news soon, too.

Some current bugs (which I pointed out in the bugbox) won't let me move forward with my game. In the meantime, I've found other bugs to point out in the bugbox, but I didn't do it yet, because of these long times required for the update.

I appreciate a lot Clickteam's work and efforts and its community and I know that time is required to fix the issues, but four months from the latest build seems a bit too much.

an explanation of what is going on under the surface over there would be nice

They might be cooking something big as we speak - which in turn is slowing down updates on the mainline version.