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Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://unknown-56-works.gitbook.io/luigiscreen/support/release-status.md). # Release Status LuigiScreen `1.2.0-alpha.3` is an alpha build. ## Ready for testing * Paper 1.21.11 integration * MapEngine 1.8.12 rendering * Windows x86\_64 native FFmpeg * Linux x86\_64 native FFmpeg * RTMP and MJPEG live sources * Looping local videos and GIFs * Local and URL images * Per-screen playlists with weighted random media rotation * Manual event scenes * Random media folder items * Same-PC and remote MediaMTX profiles for RTMP * Automatic reconnect and viewer pause * Czech and English messages * Debug boss bar and sidebar * Multiple named screens and typed shared media loaders * Independent per-screen source, FPS, distance, location, dimensions and enabled state * Granular management permissions and optional protected screens * Fully non-destructive screen reloads * Reusable MapEngine render and delta buffers * Shared player-position snapshots for viewer checks * Cached playlist folder contents * Asynchronous Modrinth update notifications * In-game Control Studio, Live Control and per-role section permissions * Watched Media Library with generated map thumbnails * Queues, screen groups, schedules, templates and voting * Draft/Publish snapshots, audit history and undo * Advanced anti-repeat, condition diagnostics and event branching * Browser Web Studio with secure one-time login and session revocation * Preview/Program Live Studio with bounded live thumbnails * Structured per-session drafts with validation and external-change protection * Contextual hover help and accessible descriptions without permanent info icons * 64 automated tests covering URL and error masking, screen corners, size and map limits, configuration clamping, adaptive FPS, MediaMTX generation, localization, debug formatting, source grouping, shared-frame lifetime, permissions, reload geometry, typed source validation, playback timing and semantic Modrinth version selection * Public Free source at * AGPL-3.0-only project license * Third-party notices and license texts * Trademark policy for unofficial modified builds * GitHub Actions verification on Java 21 ## Before a stable public release The project should still complete: * Broader testing on public Paper servers * Long-duration Linux and Windows stream tests * Clean shutdown tests during network failure * Upload-size testing on common hosting panels * A privacy review of generated support logs * More automated lifecycle and integration tests ## Known alpha limitations * No audio playback in Minecraft * No ARM or macOS native libraries * No Folia support * No built-in MediaMTX process manager * No built-in OBS replacement * URL images are loaded once after success rather than continuously polled * The inventory timeline is not a free-form visual node canvas * Media file deletion and reference replacement remain deliberate filesystem/config operations * Debug native-memory values are estimates, not complete measurements * MapEngine rendering and packets still scale with every screen, even when decoding is shared * Video duration metadata is read by the playback worker rather than pre-probed for every library item * The updater remains quiet until the Modrinth project and a newer version are public * Web Studio does not provide HTTPS itself; remote access requires a secure reverse proxy or VPN * Web Studio is a structured editor, not a remote unrestricted YAML or file deletion interface ## Reporting a problem Use the [Diagnostic checklist](/luigiscreen/support/log-checklist.md) and remove credentials before posting logs. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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