3.0.0 Release Notes

Breaking Changes:

Web3Acessor has been renamed to Web3Unity.
All wallets are now unified under a single modal window.
There is now a single scene for the samples, SampleMain.
The EVM class has been removed.
async signer.GetAddress() has been replaced with the synchronous version signer.PublicAddress.

What's New:

You can read from the blockchain as soon as you call Web3Unity.Instance.Initialize(false);.
Support for subscribing to blockchain events has been added.
Added support for multiple chains within the same project, including chain switching.
A Contract ABI↔C# generator has been introduced to offer developers a more user-friendly way of calling functions from contracts.
A GUI for the Web3Auth wallet has been added, allowing users to approve and track their transactions.
A Marketplace Sample has been created where users can view and purchase marketplace items.
WalletConnect is now supported on WebGL.
Initial support for interacting with MUD has been added.
Clipboard pasting is now properly supported in WebGL.
In WebGL, Web3Auth no longer redirects to its connection page in the same tab, but instead opens a new window.
All web3.unity add-on services (such as Gelato, Ramp, and Marketplace) have been converted into Service Adapters.

Known Issues:

"Remember Me" is not part of the UI but is instead a toggle on the ConnectToWallet script. This will be properly addressed in a future release.
MUD samples are currently only working for local wallets using Anvil. We’re continuously improving our MUD implementation to make it easier for you to create new on-chain autonomous worlds.

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