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A map of the editor and Node Design.

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0.72.x2026-09-18

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A map of the editor and Node Design.

0.72.0The Interface, a new page under Getting started, before Controls. It draws the editor and Node Design as their parts — each numbered, with a line on what it is for — on a computer and, in a second tab, on a phone or a tablet, where the panels slide out and the action row is. Hover or tap a part to light its line. See The Interface.
0.72.0Toolbars draws each bar on a computer, a tablet and a phone, under tabs named as the rest of the documentation names them, with the two bars only a touch screen has — the action row, and Node Design's bar over a node — at the end. A tablet's and a phone's bar is drawn at that screen's width, with every control on it listed.
0.72.0Documentation pages open on the tab for your screen — Desktop, Tablet or Phone — and mark it as this device. A tab you pick is kept for the rest of the visit, on every page.
0.72.0Settings → Editor → Action row draws the action row as separate buttons, as it was, or as one bar like the graph's own tools.

0.72.0The editor's top bar shows which build it is as the colour of the Roswaal mark: blue for the browser preview, yellow for the canary, plain for an installed build. The preview chip is gone from the bar, and the version beside the mark steps aside when the bar is short of room; it is in the mark's tooltip either way.
0.72.0Node Design, the documentation, the projects panel, the project picker and the front page wear the same colour on their Roswaal mark, beside the version where there is one. Node Design's preview chip is gone with the editor's.
0.72.0Toolbars says Node Design reaches Settings with its gear, as it does. Neither its Settings nor the documentation window's has a Project tab.
0.72.0Getting started opens with the three ways in — installed on a computer, in a browser on a computer, and on a tablet or a phone — each under its own tab.
0.72.0Toolbars says the three windows share one tab on a phone or a tablet, rather than that none of them replaces the one you are on.
0.72.0Toolbars heads the action row and Node Design's touch bar each with its name, under Only on a touch screen.
0.72.0The front page says where Roswaal runs, locally on a computer or online on a computer, tablet or phone, in two short lines under its buttons, with Roblox marked stable beside Lune's experimental.

0.72.0Home in the web app's project picker goes to the front page, rather than back to the editor's start.
0.72.0The top bar and the graph's tools keep to one row on an iPad in portrait. Where they are short of room, Compile project, Straighten and Compile script show only their icons, and the Compile caption goes; each keeps its name as its tooltip.
0.72.0The documentation's Roswaal mark lights when the pointer is over it, and when it is pressed, like every other button in its header.
0.72.0Node Design's node tools fold on a phone too. Details and Save are their icons; the types to drag on, the pin counts, and the node's kind each sit behind a button, and a type still drags from its panel onto the node. Docs in its header is its icon, so Settings keeps the row.
0.72.0The compile target reads Lune, with a warning triangle after it, rather than Lune (experimental); the dropdown lists just the targets.
0.72.0The Interface draws a phone as well as a tablet, each under its own tab.
0.72.0Node Design's logic graph shows its Luau when asked, from a preview button on its tools, as the editor's graph does, rather than beside the graph all the time.
0.72.0The graph's tools fit one row on a phone. The script's type and mode, and the compile target, each sit behind a button that says what is chosen and opens the dropdowns under it.
0.72.0The action row's icons have room around them. Each button is 46 pixels square; the icon sat two pixels from its edge.