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3.0 Production Schedule Report

Our schedule for the next Star Citizen Alpha releases, up to date.

Welcome!

Below you will find the latest roadmap for the development of the Star Citizen Persistent Universe. While the bulk of this schedule outlines our tasks and estimates that you can expect to find in the upcoming 3.0.0 patch (as well as some of the tasks that we’ve already completed), we are also including projections for the remainder of the year so you can have some visibility into the upcoming Persistent Universe features and content. These are the very same schedules we update daily and circulate internally on our intra-studio hand-offs with a few exceptions: the individual developer names assigned to the tasks will be omitted (for obvious reasons), we’ll remove the JIRA details, and we’ll modify the technical wording to make it readable for a wider audience.

Also note, this schedule does not represent everything CIG is working on, but more the functionality and content we feel comfortable committing to at this time. Outside of the work on Squadron 42, we have a few research projects that, once validated, we would move into production and add to this schedule. Otherwise, when something changes, slips or is completed, you will know.

What you are seeing here is the result of our scheduling and planning process. We have a high level feature and content set that we want to achieve for Star Citizen and Squadron 42. The first step is to break these features into higher level tasks with which we populate Microsoft Project, JIRA and Shotgun (the three tools we use for project scheduling and tasking). Then, as we approach a task, Production works with the relevant developer(s) to make sure the task is broken up with enough detail to allow completion. Sometimes this means adjusting the initial task estimate, as things tend to come into a clearer focus when coming up on a task, but it almost always means breaking down the big task into a bunch of smaller tasks that have their own individual sub tasks that possibly are distributed to multiple developers.

Both tasks and sub-tasks get created in JIRA, linked under an Epic (which is a high level task or feature) and are then pulled into Microsoft Project to manage with granular detail providing us global visibility through Gantt charts and visual timelines. No developer works on a task unless it has been created in JIRA, prioritized and assigned by a lead or a member of the Production Team.

Then as the developers work on the tasks, Production will adjust the schedule and JIRA tickets to reflect the work being done.

In the schedule below, you will first find a master schedule that covers the broad departments/disciplines that are being developed. Each department will then have its own dedicated sub-schedule, briefly explaining the various features that are being developed and their current status.

CAVEATS

But also, we would like to establish some ground rules before proceeding:

I.Quality will always be our number one goal. We set out on this journey by looking at the gaming landscape and asking: can we do better? We continue to ask that question about everything we do. As a result, we will ALWAYS extend timelines or re-do features and content if we do not feel they are up to our standards. The freedom to fight for a new level of quality in game development is what crowd funding has allowed us, and we will continue to fight to make sure Star Citizen is the best possible game it can be.

II.The estimates we provide are just that: estimates. They are based on our knowledge and experience, but there are many aspects of game development that are impossible to predict because they literally cover uncharted territory. You will see the same estimates we use in our internal planning, but it is important to understand that in many cases (especially with groundbreaking engineering tasks) these estimates are often subject to change due to unforeseen complexity in implementing features.

III.The time expected for bug fixing and polishing is also very hard to estimate, increasingly so in online and multiplayer situations. The complexity and the difficulty in testing at a large scale make it harder to reproduce and isolate bugs in order to fix them. We base our estimates, again, on our experience, but we also know that it’s possible for a single bug to cause a delay of days or weeks when a hundred others might be fixed instantly.

IV.Internal schedules, the ones you will now be privy to, tend to have aggressive dates to help the team focus and scope their tasks, especially in the case of tech development. Every team, even a team blessed with the kind of support and freedom you have allowed us, needs target dates in order to focus and deliver their work.

V.This schedule doesn’t cover everything being worked on across Cloud Imperium Games, but is meant to highlight our aims for the remainder of the year on the Persistent Universe.

VI.This schedule doesn’t include every audio, vfx, tech art, etc. task. Those are detailed in our departmental sub-schedules.

VII.Although technology is shared between the two games, this does not reflect the Squadron 42 schedule. That will be released at a future date.

VIII.These aim dates are determined based on our current staff. Additional hiring will potentially allow us to bring in some dates below.

WELCOME TO THE PROCESS

The community has always been integral to Star Citizen, so we will be updating this page weekly to keep you informed about our development. We hope that this page will not only help explain our latest status, but also provide some explanations in the event that updates are delayed.

Last update : Sep 22nd, 2017

Last update : Sep 29th, 2017

3.0.0 Overview

Bug Progress

This week we’ve got good news on the bug fixing front as we’ve taken a giant leap toward our objective of getting Star Citizen Alpha 3.0 into the hands of the Evocati. Last week’s report indicated a total of 76 must-fix issues and this week we are down to 26. While a number of these bugs were simply resolved due to the team’s usual endeavors, our directors reviews have been keenly focused on core player loops which has led to a redefinition of must-fix. In short, we’ve decided that we need to get this into Evocati hands sooner rather than later. We are simply going to accept that there will still be additional issues to resolve, but we want your feedback now, so we have readjusted our numbers to reflect bugs that are blocking the core experience (gameplay loops, missions, commodities and shopping, to name a few). We want you traversing the universe, landing on planets and generally testing 3.0 while we continue to polish and bug fix more features that can then be passed along for testing. We can then prioritize any new issues that come up, but it will accelerate the process so we can advance 3.0 much quicker to the PU and ultimately to our entire player base. We’ll be back next week with another update on how we’re doing.

To say it’s been a tumultuous week would be an understatement. We had our first go / no -gos which is a big step for releasing potential Evocati build candidates. These meetings are where a final determination is made on whether a version of 3.0 is ready for our first round of public testing. In each of these, we had to make the difficult call that newly discovered bugs were critical enough to prevent us from releasing the build to Evocati. Again, while the point of the Evocati is to test an incomplete build, the issues that prevented the release were disruptive enough to prevent basic testing, so it was decided to hold off temporarily. We are still very close to pushing to Evocati and these meetings will be taking place nearly every day as we draw closer to this important milestone. Last week we reported seven must-fix issues remaining in order to publish to the Evocati group. Today we have only 1 left! Like you, we are excited to get this out in the hands of our very loyal fans and backers. We’ll be back next week with the latest on Burndown.

Remaining Must Fix Issues For Evocati:

What you see below is a numerical representation of issues the team is focusing on to close-out (Burndown) to get to an Evocati release candidate, so you can see the progress of work we’re doing on a week-by-week basis.

Bugs fixed in the last week

(Please note: This is an overview of fixes made this week and not a complete list.)

Crashes

Fixed a crash when spawning a ship via the ASOP terminals.

Fixed an issue in PersistenceCache::CCacheMsgHandler::SendAccountDataResponse

Fixed a crash in CSCItemFlightController::TryEnableEngines

Fixed an issue in PersistenceCache::CCacheMsgHandler::SendAccountDataResponse(int

Fixed a crash in CSCActorSmoothLocomotionComponent::Update Update()

Fixed an issue in PersistenceCache::CCacheMsgHandler::OnMsgDeleteItems()

Fixed a crash in CSCActorControlStateUsable::QueueIdle

Fixed an issue in CPersistentDataManager::SetChildrenRootParentRecursive

Fixed a crash in CEntityComponentOrbit::GetOrbitAngleFromAbsoluteTime

Fixed an issue in CSCItemQuantumDrive::IsAlignedToPoint

Fixed a crash in CActionScope::UpdateSequencers

Fixed an issue in CTexture::GenerateMipMapsInRegion

Fixed a crash in CSCActorBreathingComponent::PostInitialize

Fixed an issue in CSCItemUIViewOwner::ClearAll

Fixed a crash in CVehicleItemThruster::ClampToGrid

Fixed an issue in CSCActorControlStateUsable::QueueIdle

Fixed a crash in CRParticleEmitter::FillConstBufferData

Fixed an issue in CSCInventory::OnObjectRemoved

Fixed a crash in CPhysicalWorld::DestroyPhysicalEntity

Fixed an issue in CItemPipeSystem::PreUpdate

Fixed a crash in CSCItemFlightController::TryEnableEngines

Fixed an issue in CGameRules::PrecacheList

Fixed a crash in CEntityComponentSystem::UnregisterComponent

Fixed an issue in CSeatAccessEntranceTaskExecutor::Execute

Fixed a crash in CPhysicalPlaceholder::SetGrid

Fixed an issue in HUD::CWorldDisplay3D::OnPreRender

Fixed a crash in CPhysicalEntity::GetMass

Fixed an issue in CPowerConnection::Disconnect

Fixed a crash in CSCItem::GetHostCharacter

Fixed an issue in CShaderMan::ShutDown

Fixed a crash in Player::ShouldFilterOutHit

Fixed an issue in CEntitySystem::SpawnEntity id collision: Entity id…

Fixed an issue where player could not exit the ASOP terminal once its been interacted with.

Fixed an issue where loadout items weren’t appearing in their proper categories in the Personal Manager.

Fixed an issue where applying a new ship loadout did not affect the ship.

Fixed an issue where Levski was missing navigation markers, making it difficult to locate.

Fixed an issue where the player’s location was missing on the Starmap.

Fixed an issue where the mobiGlas was not visible from the pilot seat in various ships.

Fixed an issue with in-game text appeared in the wrong font and color.

Stanton

Fixed an issue where escort ship models were replaced with a box.

Fixed an issue where loading into Stanton resulted in poor performance even with no other players present.

Fixed an issue where gaining aUEC disconnected the player and didn’t allow them to reconnect to a Stanton instance.

Fixed an issue where the Administration desk became unusable when attempting to deliver an item.

Fixed an issue where players couldn’t open the Levski EZhab doors after spawning there.

Fixed an issue where an AI ship in escort missions would become stuck while scanning.

Fixed an issue where commodity kiosks did not present players with any purchasing options.

Fixed an issue where certain missions would auto complete after 15 minutes.

Fixed an issue where the character’s oxygen supply would continually deplete even in safe environments.

Fixed an issue where purchasing a commodity and quitting would make the terminal inoperable.

Fixed an issue where shopkeepers were missing from Levski.

Fixed an issue where mission markers were not always appearing in the environment.

Fixed an issue where a particular mission would reappear as an available mission even after completion.

Fixed an issue where spawning multiple ships at once would break ship spawning.

Fixed an issue where areas to pick up and drop off mission items were missing from habitation outposts.

Fixed an issue where the backup ATC AI responded to landing requests rather than the voiced AI NPC.

Fixed an issue where the gravity of a planet extended too far up into space.

Fixed an issue where the all of Grim HEX’s exterior was a green zone, so players could not equip weapons.

Star Marine

Fixed an issue where players would stall when a terminal is captured.

Network

Fixed an issue where CserializedToken would not be released after the client disconnected, resulting in other players not being able to control items spawned or used by previously connected clients.

Fixed an issue where after a server restart, players would lose all their items.

Fixed an issue where players with corrupted persistence data could cause the server to crash when they spawned a ship.

Fixed an issue where remote clients would jitter and stutter when walking around.

Vehicles

Fixed an issue where interaction prompts didn’t appear in the Drake Herald.

Fixed an issue where fuel tank items would be missing from ships, making them unflyable.

Fixed an issue where Constellation ships could not be loaded with cargo.

Fixed an issue where the rear doors on the Vanguard would not open or close.

Fixed an issue where Hydrogen Fuel never reached 0 when it was being consumed.

Fixed an issue where turrets were missing from the Starfarer.

Fixed an issue where the Hornet’s landing gear did not animate properly.

Fixed an issue where interaction points to enter a vehicle did not appear.

Fixed an issue where the cockpit instrumentation panel moved out of place when entering the ship.

Fixed an issue where the HUD was missing from the Caterpillar.

Fixed an issue with the cockpit glass of the Vanguard appearing too opaque.

Fixed an issue where the port and starboard hull doors of the Caterpillar would have invisible collision when opened.

Fixed an issue where the Freelancer didn’t appear in the ASOP terminal.

Fixed an issue wheer the player was unable to toggle through the support screens.

Fixed an issue where the Origin 85x was missing its cooler.

Fixed an issue with certain ships didn’t have support screens.

Game Code

Fixed an issue where players received an “Undefined” error when spawning a ship with the ASOP terminals.

Fixed an issue where ships would have to be powered off and on again before being able to use the weapons.

Fixed an issue where Eckhart was jogging on the spot.

Fixed an issue where lights on orbiting moons would flash and flicker.

Fixed an issue where destroyed ships could not be respawned during the same play session.

Fixed an issue where spawning the same ship a second time would cause its missiles to fall off.

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Fixed an issue where the ATC would not clear up landing pads to make room for new ships.

Fixed an issue where players would be invisible after spawning into Stanton.

Fixed an issue where AI ships had their weapons disabled.

Misc

Fixed an issue where the ATC audio would constantly repeat when landing on the wrong landing pad.

Fixed an issue that created multiple errors when the player modified their loadout.

User Experience Polish Pass (On-going):

Improvement of Our Overall Framerate

We have decided to spend time increasing performance on the client and server side.

Player Count & General Stability

Currently, performance and stability drop sharply once the active players in a server reach 12-15 players.

Space Landscaping

We are working on some extra Graphics code for the GPU particle system to support the creation of new VFX to implement space dust at points around Stanton. This will continue to be iterated on to create some more elaborate assets.

Basic Ship Security

With the gameplay we’re adding in to 3.0.0, we’re conscious that there may be some other players that would love to kill you and take your ship. To help prevent this, we wanted to implement some basic security that will allow you to lock the ship, so only you have the ability to pass freely through its doors. Part of this work includes adding destruction for external ship doors to allow for the other half: basic breaching / boarding.

Rotating and Orbiting Planets

We are very keen to make the Stanton map feel more organic as a real environment and having the planets rotate and orbit will really help with this.

This will also introduce a proper day/night cycle when you’re on a planet surface which in turn opens up further gameplay possibilities.

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3.0 Production Schedule Report
Our schedule for the next Star Citizen Alpha releases, up to date.
Welcome!

Then as the developers work on the tasks, Production will adjust the schedule and JIRA tickets to reflect the work being done.

But also, we would like to establish some ground rules before proceeding:

V.This schedule doesn’t cover everything being worked on across Cloud Imperium Games, but is meant to highlight our aims for the remainder of the year on the Persistent Universe.

VI.This schedule doesn’t include every audio, vfx, tech art, etc. task. Those are detailed in our departmental sub-schedules.

VII.Although technology is shared between the two games, this does not reflect the Squadron 42 schedule. That will be released at a future date.

VIII.These aim dates are determined based on our current staff. Additional hiring will potentially allow us to bring in some dates below.
WELCOME TO THE PROCESS

Last update : Sep 22nd, 2017

3.0.0 Overview
Bug Progress

(Please note: This is an overview of fixes made this week and not a complete list.)
Crashes

Fixed a crash when spawning a ship via the ASOP terminals.
Fixed a crash in CSCItemFlightController::TryEnableEngines
Fixed a crash in CSCActorSmoothLocomotionComponent::Update Update()
Fixed a crash in CSCActorControlStateUsable::QueueIdle
Fixed a crash in CEntityComponentOrbit::GetOrbitAngleFromAbsoluteTime
Fixed a crash in CActionScope::UpdateSequencers
Fixed a crash in CSCActorBreathingComponent::PostInitialize
Fixed a crash in CVehicleItemThruster::ClampToGrid
Fixed a crash in CRParticleEmitter::FillConstBufferData
Fixed a crash in CPhysicalWorld::DestroyPhysicalEntity
Fixed a crash in CSCItemFlightController::TryEnableEngines
Fixed a crash in CEntityComponentSystem::UnregisterComponent
Fixed a crash in CPhysicalPlaceholder::SetGrid
Fixed a crash in CPhysicalEntity::GetMass
Fixed a crash in CSCItem::GetHostCharacter
Fixed a crash in Player::ShouldFilterOutHit

Fixed an issue where player could not exit the ASOP terminal once its been interacted with.
Fixed an issue where applying a new ship loadout did not affect the ship.
Fixed an issue where Levski was missing navigation markers, making it difficult to locate.
Fixed an issue where the player’s location was missing on the Starmap.
Fixed an issue where the mobiGlas was not visible from the pilot seat in various ships.
Fixed an issue with in-game text appeared in the wrong font and color.

Stanton

Fixed an issue where escort ship models were replaced with a box.
Fixed an issue where gaining aUEC disconnected the player and didn’t allow them to reconnect to a Stanton instance.
Fixed an issue where players couldn’t open the Levski EZhab doors after spawning there.
Fixed an issue where commodity kiosks did not present players with any purchasing options.
Fixed an issue where the character’s oxygen supply would continually deplete even in safe environments.
Fixed an issue where shopkeepers were missing from Levski.
Fixed an issue where a particular mission would reappear as an available mission even after completion.
Fixed an issue where areas to pick up and drop off mission items were missing from habitation outposts.
Fixed an issue where the gravity of a planet extended too far up into space.
Fixed an issue where the all of Grim HEX’s exterior was a green zone, so players could not equip weapons.

Star Marine

Fixed an issue where players would stall when a terminal is captured.

Network

Fixed an issue where CserializedToken would not be released after the client disconnected, resulting in other players not being able to control items spawned or used by previously connected clients.

Vehicles

Fixed an issue where interaction prompts didn’t appear in the Drake Herald.
Fixed an issue where Constellation ships could not be loaded with cargo.
Fixed an issue where Hydrogen Fuel never reached 0 when it was being consumed.
Fixed an issue where the Hornet’s landing gear did not animate properly.
Fixed an issue where the cockpit instrumentation panel moved out of place when entering the ship.
Fixed an issue with the cockpit glass of the Vanguard appearing too opaque.
Fixed an issue where the Freelancer didn’t appear in the ASOP terminal.

Game Code

Fixed an issue where players received an “Undefined” error when spawning a ship with the ASOP terminals.
Fixed an issue where Eckhart was jogging on the spot.
Fixed an issue where destroyed ships could not be respawned during the same play session.

Fixed an issue where AI ships had their weapons disabled.

Misc

Fixed an issue where the ATC audio would constantly repeat when landing on the wrong landing pad.

User Experience Polish Pass (On-going):
Improvement of Our Overall Framerate

We have decided to spend time increasing performance on the client and server side.

Player Count & General Stability

Currently, performance and stability drop sharply once the active players in a server reach 12-15 players.

Space Landscaping

Basic Ship Security

Rotating and Orbiting Planets

We are very keen to make the Stanton map feel more organic as a real environment and having the planets rotate and orbit will really help with this.
This will also introduce a proper day/night cycle when you’re on a planet surface which in turn opens up further gameplay possibilities.

Player Interaction System – User Experience Improvements

We want to give players the ability to more intuitively interact with items and objects within the game, but also find ways to indicate to the player what type of interaction they would be performing (pick up, start conversation, push button, etc).

Race Tracks on Planets

To give our planetary environments extra points of interest, and also an excuse to drive ground-based vehicles around at high speed, we thought the best way to do this was to build some rudimentary race tracks on the planets that would have been previously used by the research teams as a way to blow off steam and have fun.

Remaining work required for 3.0.0 Release

The following lists and charts show our progress towards releasing 3.0.0, with all remaining major tasks listed.

Tasks are either feature complete, or have an ETA for completion.

Some tasks may require further QA, bug-fixing and iteration.

Tasks that delay beyond our target dates might cause the release of 3.0.0 to be delayed, or might be excluded from 3.0.0 if appropriate to maintain the release date target.

3.0.0 work is separated into Subsections: Persistent Universe Content, FPS / Space Gameplay, Engineering, UI, AI, Graphics, Backend, Network, and Ships & Weapons.

The 3.0.0 Procedural Planet update marks a major advance in the Star Citizen Persistent Universe.

Planetary Update

Yela

Yela is the most frigid of the Crusader moons. Those bold (or careless) enough to step outside without a spacesuit will be killed instantly by its freezing temperatures. If the cold doesn’t kill you, then any of the treacherous crevasses that crisscross the planet might. Cyrovolcanos have been known to erupt unexpectedly from such crevasses, so be wary when flying at low altitudes. Despite all its danger, there is much beauty to be found on Yela, like the underwater caves hidden beneath the moon’s crust.

Cellin

Burning with volcanic activity, Cellin is the counter to her icy sister. Although the volcanoes have been dormant for hundreds of years, the surface is dotted with thermal geysers that erupt without notice. The largest of such geysers can destroy heavy vehicles. Highly corrosive clouds of gas are regularly released from the moon’s surface, creating low visibility and damaging anything caught outside.

Daymar

Daymar’s surface is like a harmonic blend of Yela and Cellin. It’s mountainous surface is reminiscent of Cellin’s volcanoes, while its craters share a warm likeness to Yela’s frozen crevasses. Known for its dense atmosphere, thick fog and a loose dirt surface makes travel difficult. Lightning storms can help illuminate the fog, just don’t get struck by their flash.

Persistent Universe Content

Improved Lighting for Fog Tech

We have implemented a new fog system in the game to improve the overall feel in various environments such as ships and shops. In doing this, we need to convert the old fog volumes to this new system and do another sweep through existing lighting to ensure the new fog works with the lights correctly. This work is still being estimated due to cross-discipline dependencies.
We have started the task of relighting all the environments and ships to incorporate this new feature. However, due to the volume of work, it is likely to be an ongoing process and extend beyond 3.0.0, so we will relight everything we can up to the live release and then address whatever remains in a future patch.

Mission Givers

We’re introducing Miles Eckhart (first seen in the Gamescom video) and Ruto to provide missions to players.
We’re aiming to complete Ruto’s initial setup in Subsumption today, but there will be further support needed from both Gamecode Engineering and Graphics Engineering after this point.
ETA is 29th September

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Modular Room System for procedural generation of planetary outposts
Official Outpost Spawning System ready for mission designers
Integrated Outpost distribution to PlanetEd
Single outpost Object Preset
Cluster of Outposts
Crash site mission
Interface to hand place modules and save to Layer
Interface to teleport the camera to the closest outpost
Area boxes created by artists (all room sizes are now usable in the outpost procedural system)
Entrance Room system working (stairs and ramps are now available as initial rooms)
Rooftop Prop system working for Solar panel
Wall prop system working for additional prop variations
Material Wear/Dirt on props using Layer Blend done and actually working
Developed Outpost “feet” system
Set random rotation and offset caps on planet editor
Start documenting 3 possible map layouts looping system (using 2 or 4 meters metrics * system; using connection additional corridor pieces; using spline skinned corridors)
Support Aircon/solar panel system on outposts
Added color tinting to Outposts
Added color tinting interface to Planet Ed
Created material distinction for interior / exteriors
Group elements offset in Planet Object Preset to be able to offset landing pads
Moons
Surface Outposts
Additional Surface Outposts
Surface Outposts Lighting
Basic Derelict Ships
Inhabited Derelict Ship Sites
Debris Fields
Delamar / Levski

New Assets:
Heavy Marine Armor
Explorer Suit Armor
Cloth and Clothing simulation on various assets old and new
Updated helmet interiors and exterior for updated art, FOV tech and standardization
Armor converted to work within modular customization structure
Finalized delivery of ALL facial assets from 3Lateral.
Ships:
New Skinning and Rigging tools for landing gear on ships.
Constellation Cargo Bay/Elevator extensions
Light Group entity optimization

Gameplay

Cockpit Experience

The Cockpit Experience sprint team focused on improving the overall player experience in the cockpit by refining the cockpit geometry, character placement, g-force/hit reactions, VFX, Audio, UI, as well as code support for things like camera shaking and hooking into ship health systems to display proper damage.
This will be an ongoing set of improvements and we will continue to polish features up until the release of 3.0.0. Any additional work will continue into future releases.

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Crusader Converted to Object Container Setup
With the transition to Object Containers, the Crusader map was completely re-designed. Each Point of Interest is now an object container laid out via the Solar System Editor. This is in preparation for Object Container streaming and seamless transitions from different POI’s and between Star Systems. Mission Flowgraphs are converted over to use Subsumption and the new Mission System.
Mega Map for Persistent Universe
Mega Map tech (also used in Crusader for seamless loading between different gamemodes) is now possible in the new PU map, which is setup in the Solar System Editor. This allows the utilization of Mega Map technology.
Revamp of Power Plants / Shield Generators / Coolers and the Heat & Power System for improved gameplay and conversion to Item 2.0
Player Manned Turrets
Pick Up & Carry
Item 2.0 Ship Conversion
Item 2.0
Operator Seats
Radar System
Light Control System
Fuel / Refuel
Power Supply / Pipes
Quantum Drive
Insurance
Stamina
Doors & Airlocks
Cargo
Commodities
Kiosk Support
Atmospheric Entry Support
Persistent Damage, Ammo, and Missiles
Repair
Inventory System Support
Rover and Dragonfly in Ships
IFCS Performance Improvements
Hint System

Core Tech

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

New Radar Databank
Subsumption Base Functionality
This is the initial release of the foundation technology that drives all of the AI, mission, dynamic content, and conversation logic. The mission content previously created with FlowGraph has been replaced and the implementation time to achieve a desired effect has been cut dramatically.
Various Performance improvements
Planetary Physics Grid to support orbiting and rotating planets
Multi-Function Display implementation for Item 2.0 Components on ships
IFCS improvements to support AI & Takeoff System
Unified Visor for seamless Ship 2.0 / FPS transition
HUD/Visor integration for new Radar Databank
Object Distribution
Terrain / Object blending for soft natural transition of objects intersecting with the ground
Video codec updated to Bink2, providing higher fidelity at lower bitrate
Vehicles no longer use Lua
This is a huge step forward on the code side.
Skeleton Extension support for Item Port Offset overrides per item
Numerous types of physics simulation for all Item 2.0 attachments including hair, weapons, grenades and more.
Destructible component for items, props and environment assets
Nested Physics Grids support for vehicle transportation inside large ships, i.e. DragonFly & Rover
Physics simulation gravity vector now respects planetary gravity
Modular loadouts rule sets and support for up to five loadouts
Animation driven facial audio implemented
Updated Spacebox Editor Python integration.
Zone culling on all character assets and layers, system complete and mesh markup complete supplemented with tools to easily support new assets.
Solar System Editor
A tool that will layout entire solar system with their astral objects (sun, planets moons) as well as space stations, etc.
New Light Controller for runtime light switches
New network message queue (current in QATR) to reduce network bandwidth and network thread time.
Light Entity Render node merging.
Dynamic Physics Grid to support sparse space areas vs. dense areas like space stations.
Highly optimized vertex and position format for all geometry
Texture memory usage reduced across the project
Unified material libraries for use across all departments
Comparing and finding all duplicated normal maps and albedo maps in the LayerBlend texture library
Clean up LayerBlend Material Libraries, Resolution Adjustments, Renames to Lower Case
Follow-ups on list of unused textures and materials
Massively improved LOD computation and average face sizes for ships
Shared hair assets (instead of bespoke asset per head) for character creation
Automated facial asset LODs, skinning algorithm per LOD updated.
Reworked mesh setup of facial assets for optimal performance and reduced drawcalls.
Unified helmet and character mesh into singular render proxy for better performance and visuals.
Various portal and culling improvements.
Improved Animation Data Base collection and build process for optimized animation data streaming also added external tools to manage this.
Deprecated thousands of legacy and test assets including animations, geometry, libraries and more for reduced build size.
Automatic Asset Error collection and tracking.
Reworked itemport layout for characters and character items
Updated all assets using HumanSkin to highly optimized HumanSkinv2 shader. This saves upwards of a 100 megs of texture memory per face.
Vastly improved memory allocator which allowed massive reduction in runtime allocation count
Several significant optimizations to entity update code
Planetary Tech
Solar System Tool
Entity Update Component Scheduler
Entity Owner Manager

Character Customization

Players will now be able to customize their characters’ heads, hair, eye color, and skin color.
This feature has been impacted due to the team helping support other bugfixing needs.
ETA is TBD

Vehicle Customizer App

This app will allow players to customize their ship via the ship customization screen, so edits can be done without locating the exact port on the ship.
The UI apps and mobiGlas have been reviewed on their current functionality and progress. The feedback generated from this review is currently being estimated out by the UI team in addition to bugfixing support.The UI apps and mobiGlas have been reviewed on their current functionality and progress. The feedback generated from this review is currently being estimated out by the UI team in addition to bugfixing support.The UI apps and mobiGlas have been reviewed on their current functionality and progress. The feedback generated from this review is currently being estimated out by the UI team in addition to bugfixing support.
ETA is TBD

Ship Selector App & Insurance Claim

This app would exist alongside the Ship Selection Terminals in the Persistent Universe, allowing players more freedom to spawn ships at designated locations.
The UI apps and mobiGlas have been reviewed on their current functionality and progress. The feedback generated from this review is currently being estimated out by the UI team in addition to bugfixing support.
ETA is TBD

Comms System UI

We are adding the initial implementation of the Comms System in to 3.0.0 which will allow players to hail in order to request landing while at the various space stations in the PU.
The entire comms system will undergo final implementation review next week. Should there be any further requirements for UI, these will be identified in that review and estimated out.

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Kiosk UI
Item 2.0 Multi Function Displays
Field of View Slider
Personal Manager App
Mission Manager App
Cargo Manifest App
Heavy Armour for Star Marine
Inventory System
Mission Board App
StarMap App
UI Owner Component
mobiGlas Overhaul

Mission System

The overall system that will be used to create mission flows when we start building missions like Patrol, Assassination, Smuggling, etc.
The remaining feedback from the last review has now been estimated out for the mission team. After these remaining tasks are addressed, the system will enter the bugfixing stage.
ETA is 22nd September

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

AI Turrets

Graphics

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

RenderTarget refactor
This saves over 50% of the video memory previously used for dynamic textures.
Physically-based area lights
Shadow map caching system
This allows for many more shadow casting lights at once and avoids the need for baking shadows.
Revamped decal rendering system which renders fully deferred, instanced decals with aggressive overdraw optimizations
Render to Texture
Environment Probe
Atmospheric Entry
Volumetric Fog
GPU Particle Foundation
Engine Trails & Contrails
Asteroid Physics
Exposure Improvements

Backend

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Diffusion Subset for 3.0.0
Solar System Shop Service
Solar System Mission Service V1 “Mission Broker”

Network

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

New Message Queue
Physics Serialization
Persistent Data Refactor

Ships & Weapons

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Drake Dragonfly
Drake Cutlass Black
RSI Constellation Aquila
RSI Ursa Rover
MISC Prospector
RSI Aurora
Behring P8-SC
Apocalypse Arms Scourge Rail Gun
Klaus and Werner Gallant Rifle
Arrowhead Sniper Rifle
KSAR Devastator-12 Shotgun
Klaus and Werner Arclight Pistol
Gemini L86 Pistol
Behring P4-AR.

Beyond 3.0.0 - Overview

Click Here to Download.

3.1.0 Goals
PERSISTENT UNIVERSE CONTENT
New Additions:

Modular Space Station – Truckstop
Arc Corp / Area 18

FPS / SPACE GAMEPLAY
New Additions:

Female Player Locomotion
AI Locomotion
Shouldered Weapons
Throwable Weapons
Armed (FPS Weapon Equipped)
Fists
Knife
Take down (Front, Sides, Rear)
Knockdown and Knockbacks

CORE DEV TECH AND SYSTEMS
New Additions:

Fuel (Item 2.0)
Criminality System
Room System v2 (Physical Depressurization)
Item 2.0 Elevators v2
Item 2.0 Airlocks v2
Diffusion Refactor
Item Degradation/Failure/Luck
Service Beacon v1
Parties and Orgs(Group Entity Component)
Game persistence
Spectrum Integration in game
Repair and Restock System
Elevators v2
Bind / Unbinding
Object Container Streaming Core Engine Support

Ships:

MISC Razor
RSI Aurora (Update)
ANVIL Terrapin
MISC Hull C
DRAKE Cutlass Red
DRAKE Cutlass Blue
AEGIS Vanguard Harbinger (Variant)

3.2.0 Goals
PERSISTENT UNIVERSE CONTENT
New Additions:

Crusader
Hurston
MicroTech (Stretch Goal)

FPS / SPACE GAMEPLAY
New Additions:

New Ammo Types
Gadgets (drones / shields)
Bumps
Cooperative Avoidance
Downed
Drowning
Item Inspection
Looting IK / Permissions

CORE DEV TECH AND SYSTEMS
New Additions:

NPC Generation (Archetype)
Interaction System – Useables
Radar System (Item 2.0)
Cargo v2
Service Beacon v2
StarMap v2
Gas Giant Tech
Ship to Ship Refuel System
Breaching
Security / Access Control
Object Container Streaming

Ships:

RSI Constellation Phoenix
RSI Constellation Taurus
MISC Freelancer MAX
AEGIS Vanguard Sentinel (Variant)
MISC Freelancer DUR

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3.0 Production Schedule Report
Our schedule for the next Star Citizen Alpha releases, up to date.
Welcome!

Then as the developers work on the tasks, Production will adjust the schedule and JIRA tickets to reflect the work being done.

But also, we would like to establish some ground rules before proceeding:

V.This schedule doesn’t cover everything being worked on across Cloud Imperium Games, but is meant to highlight our aims for the remainder of the year on the Persistent Universe.

VI.This schedule doesn’t include every audio, vfx, tech art, etc. task. Those are detailed in our departmental sub-schedules.

VII.Although technology is shared between the two games, this does not reflect the Squadron 42 schedule. That will be released at a future date.

VIII.These aim dates are determined based on our current staff. Additional hiring will potentially allow us to bring in some dates below.
WELCOME TO THE PROCESS

Last update : Sep 29th, 2017

3.0.0 Overview
Bug Progress

(Please note: This is an overview of fixes made this week and not a complete list.)
Crashes

Fixed an issue in PersistenceCache::CCacheMsgHandler::SendAccountDataResponse
Fixed an issue in PersistenceCache::CCacheMsgHandler::SendAccountDataResponse(int
Fixed an issue in PersistenceCache::CCacheMsgHandler::OnMsgDeleteItems()
Fixed an issue in CPersistentDataManager::SetChildrenRootParentRecursive
Fixed an issue in CSCItemQuantumDrive::IsAlignedToPoint
Fixed an issue in CTexture::GenerateMipMapsInRegion
Fixed an issue in CSCItemUIViewOwner::ClearAll
Fixed an issue in CSCActorControlStateUsable::QueueIdle
Fixed an issue in CSCInventory::OnObjectRemoved
Fixed an issue in CItemPipeSystem::PreUpdate
Fixed an issue in CGameRules::PrecacheList
Fixed an issue in CSeatAccessEntranceTaskExecutor::Execute
Fixed an issue in HUD::CWorldDisplay3D::OnPreRender
Fixed an issue in CPowerConnection::Disconnect
Fixed an issue in CShaderMan::ShutDown
Fixed an issue in CEntitySystem::SpawnEntity id collision: Entity id…

Fixed an issue where loadout items weren’t appearing in their proper categories in the Personal Manager.

Stanton

Fixed an issue where loading into Stanton resulted in poor performance even with no other players present.
Fixed an issue where the Administration desk became unusable when attempting to deliver an item.
Fixed an issue where an AI ship in escort missions would become stuck while scanning.
Fixed an issue where certain missions would auto complete after 15 minutes.
Fixed an issue where purchasing a commodity and quitting would make the terminal inoperable.
Fixed an issue where mission markers were not always appearing in the environment.
Fixed an issue where spawning multiple ships at once would break ship spawning.
Fixed an issue where the backup ATC AI responded to landing requests rather than the voiced AI NPC.

Network

Fixed an issue where after a server restart, players would lose all their items.
Fixed an issue where players with corrupted persistence data could cause the server to crash when they spawned a ship.
Fixed an issue where remote clients would jitter and stutter when walking around.

Vehicles

Fixed an issue where fuel tank items would be missing from ships, making them unflyable.
Fixed an issue where the rear doors on the Vanguard would not open or close.
Fixed an issue where turrets were missing from the Starfarer.
Fixed an issue where interaction points to enter a vehicle did not appear.
Fixed an issue where the HUD was missing from the Caterpillar.
Fixed an issue where the port and starboard hull doors of the Caterpillar would have invisible collision when opened.
Fixed an issue wheer the player was unable to toggle through the support screens.
Fixed an issue where the Origin 85x was missing its cooler.
Fixed an issue with certain ships didn’t have support screens.

Game Code

Fixed an issue where ships would have to be powered off and on again before being able to use the weapons.
Fixed an issue where lights on orbiting moons would flash and flicker.
Fixed an issue where spawning the same ship a second time would cause its missiles to fall off.
Fixed an issue where the ATC would not clear up landing pads to make room for new ships.
Fixed an issue where players would be invisible after spawning into Stanton.

Misc

Fixed an issue that created multiple errors when the player modified their loadout.

User Experience Polish Pass (On-going):
Improvement of Our Overall Framerate

We have decided to spend time increasing performance on the client and server side.

Player Count & General Stability

Currently, performance and stability drop sharply once the active players in a server reach 12-15 players.

Space Landscaping

Basic Ship Security

Rotating and Orbiting Planets

Player Interaction System – User Experience Improvements

Race Tracks on Planets

Remaining work required for 3.0.0 Release

The following lists and charts show our progress towards releasing 3.0.0, with all remaining major tasks listed.

Tasks are either feature complete, or have an ETA for completion.

Some tasks may require further QA, bug-fixing and iteration.

Tasks that delay beyond our target dates might cause the release of 3.0.0 to be delayed, or might be excluded from 3.0.0 if appropriate to maintain the release date target.

3.0.0 work is separated into Subsections: Persistent Universe Content, FPS / Space Gameplay, Engineering, UI, AI, Graphics, Backend, Network, and Ships & Weapons.

The 3.0.0 Procedural Planet update marks a major advance in the Star Citizen Persistent Universe.

Planetary Update

Yela

Cellin

Daymar

Persistent Universe Content

Improved Lighting for Fog Tech

Mission Givers

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Gameplay

Cockpit Experience

The Cockpit Experience sprint team focused on improving the overall player experience in the cockpit by refining the cockpit geometry, character placement, g-force/hit reactions, VFX, Audio, UI, as well as code support for things like camera shaking and hooking into ship health systems to display proper damage.
This will be an ongoing task and we will continue to polish features up until the release of 3.0.0. Any additional work will continue into future releases.

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Core Tech

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Character Customization

Players will now be able to customize their characters’ heads, hair, eye color, and skin color.
This feature has been impacted due to the team helping support other bugfixing needs.
ETA is TBD

Vehicle Customizer App

Ship Selector App & Insurance Claim

This app would exist alongside the Ship Selection Terminals in the Persistent Universe, allowing players more freedom to spawn ships at designated locations.
The UI apps and mobiGlas have had their current functionality and progress reviewed. The feedback generated from this review is currently being estimated out by the UI team in addition to bugfixing support.
ETA is TBD

Comms System UI

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Mission System

The overall system that will be used to create mission flows when we start building missions like Patrol, Assassination, Smuggling, etc.
We have now moved into the bugfixing stage of this feature

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

AI Turrets

Graphics

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Backend

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Diffusion Subset for 3.0.0
Solar System Shop Service
Solar System Mission Service V1 “Mission Broker”

Network

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

New Message Queue
Physics Serialization
Persistent Data Refactor

Ships & Weapons

Already complete in the 3.0.0 branch:

Beyond 3.0.0 - Overview

Click Here to Download.

3.1.0 Goals
PERSISTENT UNIVERSE CONTENT
New Additions:

Modular Space Station – Truckstop
Arc Corp / Area 18

FPS / SPACE GAMEPLAY
New Additions:

Female Player Locomotion
AI Locomotion
Shouldered Weapons
Throwable Weapons
Armed (FPS Weapon Equipped)
Fists
Knife
Take down (Front, Sides, Rear)
Knockdown and Knockbacks

CORE DEV TECH AND SYSTEMS
New Additions:

Ships:

MISC Razor
RSI Aurora (Update)
ANVIL Terrapin
MISC Hull C
DRAKE Cutlass Red
DRAKE Cutlass Blue
AEGIS Vanguard Harbinger (Variant)

3.2.0 Goals
PERSISTENT UNIVERSE CONTENT
New Additions:

Crusader
Hurston
MicroTech (Stretch Goal)

FPS / SPACE GAMEPLAY
New Additions:

New Ammo Types
Gadgets (drones / shields)
Bumps
Cooperative Avoidance
Downed
Drowning
Item Inspection
Looting IK / Permissions

CORE DEV TECH AND SYSTEMS
New Additions:

Ships:

RSI Constellation Phoenix
RSI Constellation Taurus
MISC Freelancer MAX
AEGIS Vanguard Sentinel (Variant)
MISC Freelancer DUR

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