All releases
v0.9.04 added, 1 improved, 1 fixed
Open beta
Invites off, doors open. Twyst shipped alongside it.
Open beta, and the release where Twyst arrived.
Letting chat press keys in your game is the kind of feature that is trivial to build and hard to ship responsibly. Every action carries a rate limit, a cost, and an explicit allowlist, and there is a single panic key that cuts the relay dead. We would rather it be slightly annoying to set up than have someone's chat close their game.
Onboarding going from eleven steps to four was mostly deletion. Nine of the original steps were asking for things we could infer from the first platform connection.
Full change list
Added
- TwystDesktop relay letting chat trigger in-game actions, with per-action rate limits and a panic key
- TwystInput recording — capture a key sequence once and replay it as one action
- Scene LibraryShared asset library across overlays, so uploads happen once
- TTS StudioVoice picker with per-actor pitch and rate
Improved
- Onboarding cut from eleven steps to four
Fixed
- IntegrationsRumble clips imported at the transcoded 720p ladder instead of source resolution