Berm
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Sculpt a whole world with sliders and a brush — then launch a server and explore it with friends.
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Smooth Sailing
Smooth Sailing
A changelist for Berm.

Smooth Sailing

1.1.2
25 July 2026
8 changes in this update

Improved

2 changes

  • Sculpting near water is smoother for everyone. The water settle stopped chewing through memory on every brush stroke, so the hitches it caused on host and guests are gone.

  • The console stays quiet about art that was never shipped. A published game no longer prints file-open errors for the toys and building pieces that are held back for a later patch.

Fixed

5 changes

  • Balls look right when you join someone else's world. Bouncy balls and kick balls showed up as a plain glowing sphere for everyone except the host; they now wear their proper rubber texture for every player in the lobby.

  • Bowling pins are full size for everyone. Guests were seeing a quarter-size rack while the host saw the real one.

  • The little points popups no longer occasionally show code instead of the x2 multiplier when earns stack up.

  • The loading screen you see joining a friend's world no longer jitters. It holds one position while the world builds, and the host's world-generating moment got the same treatment.

  • Watching a friend sculpt no longer stutters your game. The world updates smoothly while they paint, and it keeps up stroke for stroke.

Known Issues

1 change

  • Terrain edits made live in a running world (brush strokes, dynamite craters) do not reach friends who join afterward until the world regenerates. Everyone present at the time sees them fine.