OKO 2026.20

Release Summary

Unity

What’s new

• No use for unused assets: Unused assets now actively release and reclaim memory from downloaded assets when they are no longer needed, keeping performance snappy and memory footprints light during extended sessions.

Bug Fixes

• Please come in: Entering and re-entering spaces no longer chews up memory, meaning you can come and go as you please.

• Blending in: Additive Alpha-masked materials are now blending correctly.

Web

What’s new

• Pick a side: Editor mode now lets users switch between perspective and orthographic modes, and choose top, left, bottom, or right views in one click.

• Editor mode++: We’ve made some changes behind the scenes to treat the editor mode cameras and controls in a more distinct way.

• Turn it up to 11: Level of detail settings and debug for Gaussian splats are now available, giving you full control.

Bug fixes

• Be our guest: An issue with accessing the platform as a guest user has been resolved.

• In-context: The right-click context menu in editor mode was appearing when it shouldn’t have been – this has been fixed.

Unreal

What’s new

• Streamed Splat LODs: Added support for rendering streamed Gaussian splat LODs hosted on OKO.

• Cinematic camera normals: Added normal generation support for Cinematic Camera node in Nodey.

• Send image to Unreal: Added a dedicated "Send Image to Unreal" button to Nodey.

Bug fixes

• Avatar stability: Prevented Unreal users from modifying avatars in ways that could crash web users.

• Editor exit crash: Resolved a crash occasionally occurring when exiting Unreal editor.

• No more T-pose: Fixed an issue with importing the current pose for skeletal meshes.

• Component conversion: Fixed support for converting Unreal actors containing OKO-compatible components.

• Thumbnail generation: Hardened editor thumbnail generation to prevent crashes caused by off-thread calls and missing output directories.

• Snapshot formatting: Applied cleanups and formatting improvements to snapshot handling.