Things have been pretty quiet for a while on this blog.  Much of the team has moved onto other jobs (myself included), but there is a handful of people (myself included) that are continuing with Helium.

• Progress is being made to integrate Lunar Engine and Helium Tools code.  You can hardly find references to Lunar in the code anymore, with all the namespaces and macros being changed over to Helium.
• I have reworked pretty much the entire premake scripts.  The project has been split into two solutions now: one for tools (the editor), and one for runtime (the game).
• I have setup a CI server at home to try and keep our builds working (20+ projects across x86|x64, Debug|Intermediate|Profile|Release, Tools|Runtime).  I applied for an open source license for pulse, so I will probably switch over to that.  Paul Haile had good things to say about it, and its free for open source projects.
• I am still working to get the engine render working in the Editor viewport.  That should be coming back online in a matter of weeks, followed by the return of the manipulators and curve objects.
• Work has also started on a new componentized game object update system.  More information about that will come as implementation starts to produce some results.