Release history
Changelog
· Version 1.6
56 new and updated exhibits
The museum expansion is now live, with 57 model views across all six collections.
- Explore spacecraft including Perseverance, Ingenuity, Webb, Hubble, Cassini and Voyager, alongside Bennu, Vesta and the Pillars of Creation.
- Visit the Taj Mahal, Eiffel Tower, Palmyra, Cliff Palace and other historic buildings. The Carnegie Mansion includes an exterior and main-floor view; Hallwyl adds a documented interior.
- Added fossil and animal specimens, flower scans, minerals, telegraph equipment, industrial machinery and historical objects from museum collections.
- Every new exhibit has a model preview and loads when opened. Explore controls sit beside the model, with the selected subject's information on the right.
- Hover over a surface to highlight it; click to keep its information open. Search, select, isolate, hide and restore through the controls, with keyboard access and a stacked layout on smaller screens.
- The leech jar's cover and the Taj Mahal's dome can lift for inspection. Where a scan has no separate parts, labeled surface areas explain its features without inventing hidden structures.
- Source credits and other information regarding the legal aspects have also been updated accordingly, due to the new material
· Version 1.3
History, anatomy and exhibit controls
- Added History, with five museum scans, selectable Greek inscriptions, English readings and links to the original records.
- Updated the male and female anatomy references with the Kabe-Tech models, named structures and source credits. Their supplied coverage and missing anatomy are explained in the records.
- Expanded the planet and Moon records, historical and cultural information, measurements and time controls.
- Improved exhibit navigation, layer controls, study tools and the mobile layout. Collections gained twelve-item pagination, wider search and sorting.
· Version 1.0
Public Lab launch
The Everything Museum opens as a Logan Pendragon Forge Lab. This is an actively developing collection; model quality and coverage vary by exhibit.
- Five collections: Universe, Biology, Architecture, Technology and Mythology.
- A connected Solar System and TRAPPIST-1 atlas, with a shared timeline and planet records.
- Earth geography, historical snapshots, geological reconstructions and interior layers.
- Human body and cell studies, animal references and prehistoric specimens.
- Selectable structures, layer controls, hide and restore, isolation, exploded views and shareable exhibit views.
- The Parthenon scan and an operating four-stroke engine study.
- Greek and Norse figures with selectable attributes and explanatory records.
- Search, exhibit tags, a text-based Codex, full credits and legal information.
- A redesigned collection guide and visible notices about continuing development.
Future releases will be recorded here with their date and changes.