0.61.x✎

Every node says which runtime it is for.

Version

0.61.x2026-09-16

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Every node says which runtime it is for.

Warning

Worth knowing before you upgrade.

0.61.0If you have a Lune graph using a node that is now Roblox only, it keeps working and keeps compiling — nothing was removed. The node menu stops offering it for new work, and compiling already told you it was an error.
0.61.0A node pack's nodes are untouched. What they run on is the project's to declare, and guessing on its behalf is not ours to do.

0.61.0All 283 built-in nodes now declare their runtime. 46 did before, so a Lune graph was offered every Vector3, every Instance method and the whole remote system as though they would compile. A Lune graph now sees 95 nodes — the language and what Roswaal builds out of it — and a Roblox graph still sees all of them.
0.61.0Every category has to be classified, so a new one cannot be added without somebody saying what it runs on. That is exactly how 237 nodes came to say nothing.

0.61.0The Engine Types, Instances, Engine, Events, Networking, Players, Time and Z-Up Conversions nodes are Roblox only. Lune carries its own Vector3 and friends behind @lune/roblox, so the datatypes become available there once there is a node that can require one — not before, because a node that appears and then always errors is worse than one that does not appear.
0.61.0The task nodes are Roblox only. Lune's scheduler is not a global: it is require("@lune/task"), so task.wait(1) in a Lune file indexes nil.

0.61.0Resume Coroutine and Yield were hidden from Lune graphs. coroutine is Luau's own primitive and works in both runtimes — six of its eight nodes were offered and these two were not, because the helper that built them filled in a Roblox tag on every node it made. A node's runtime is no longer a property of how its definition happened to be written.