@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ one extra draw call per idle character, none while awake.
 
 ## Feet on the ground
 
-Since @@VER@@ characters stand on the floor in Play. (Before, a walking player sank about 0.9 m into the ground on everyone
+Since 1.26 characters stand on the floor in Play. (Before, a walking player sank about 0.9 m into the ground on everyone
 else's screen.)
 
 - A walking player tells the others where their feet are, so the character stands on the same floor — steps and raised
 
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ menu gives way to your in-game HUD.
 
 ## 3. A character that walks
 
-By default play mode keeps you on the ground at eye height (since @@VER@@ flying is
+By default play mode keeps you on the ground at eye height (since 1.26 flying is
 [opt-in](physics.md#flying)). For a character that walks, jumps and falls:
 
 1. In the node editor, add **Character ▸ Character Controller**.
 
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ panel says **Editing N objects**, and every row applies to all of them.
 - **Setting a dashed row sets every object** to the new value — type into a dashed Roughness, tick an in-between
   **Cast shadow**, pick any entry in a dashed list.
 - **One edit is one undo step** for the whole selection, and <kbd>Ctrl</kbd>+<kbd>Z</kbd> puts each object back to
-  *its own* previous value. Since @@VER@@ **Visible**, **Cast / Receive shadow**, **Render order**, **Frustum culled** and
+  *its own* previous value. Since 1.26 **Visible**, **Cast / Receive shadow**, **Render order**, **Frustum culled** and
   every **Light** row (colour, intensity, distance, decay, angle, penumbra, shadow bias / softness / map size) undo too.
 - **Several lights** selected together are edited together; a row only some light types have (a spot light's
   **Angle**) reaches the lights that have it.
@@ -381,7 +381,7 @@ game to its menu and starts from the Start screen. See [Build a Game Loop](build
 ## The Settings window
 
 **Settings** (logo menu ▸ Settings) is a window with a grouped menu of categories on the left — on a phone, a list you
-tap into — a search box in the header, and one row per setting. Changes save as you make them. Since @@VER@@ it has its
+tap into — a search box in the header, and one row per setting. Changes save as you make them. Since 1.26 it has its
 own page: see [Settings](settings.md).
 
 ## Keyboard shortcuts
 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ with a contributing guide and an `llms.txt` for coding agents.
 
 ## What's new
 
-**@@VER@@ — editor productivity: edit many at once, prefabs that update, material presets, a new Settings.** With
+**1.26 — editor productivity: edit many at once, prefabs that update, material presets, a new Settings.** With
 several objects selected, the [Inspector edits them all](controls.md#editing-a-multi-selection): rows that differ show a
 dash, setting one sets every object, and one <kbd>Ctrl</kbd>+<kbd>Z</kbd> puts each back to its own value — lights and
 the visibility and shadow flags included. The [pivot point](controls.md#the-pivot-of-a-multi-selection) (Median, Active,
 
@@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ The *Cleanup* and *Symmetry* sections act on the whole object, not on your selec
 | **Shortcuts** | Turn the single-key shortcuts off, if they get in the way. |
 | **?** | Open the key cheat sheet as its own little window you can park beside the viewport. |
 
-The overlay **colours** — wireframe, selection outline and the edit overlay — are yours to set in *Settings ▸ Scene ▸ Wireframe & outline* (**Wireframe color**, **Selection outline color**, **Edit Mesh wireframe** — *Auto* by default — and **Reset line colors**); the edit overlay defaults to picking a colour that contrasts with the material you are editing. Since @@VER@@ it
+The overlay **colours** — wireframe, selection outline and the edit overlay — are yours to set in *Settings ▸ Scene ▸ Wireframe & outline* (**Wireframe color**, **Selection outline color**, **Edit Mesh wireframe** — *Auto* by default — and **Reset line colors**); the edit overlay defaults to picking a colour that contrasts with the material you are editing. Since 1.26 it
 re-tints the moment the object's colour changes, so faces and vertices never disappear into a new material colour.
 
 ## Snapping while you edit
 
@@ -535,7 +535,7 @@ own through `registerStateSync`.
 
 ## For module authors: pointer, camera, play mode and VR seat
 
-New in @@VER@@ — the hooks [Race](race.md) uses to drive on a phone and in a headset, open to every module. Each is torn
+New in 1.26 — the hooks [Race](race.md) uses to drive on a phone and in a headset, open to every module. Each is torn
 down with the module; feature-detect each one (`api.vrSeat?.(…)`) to stay compatible with older apps.
 
 ```js
 
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ A module can override these for its own world by publishing them on its scene gr
 
 ### Flying
 
-Since @@VER@@ players **walk** in Play unless the game allows flying. (Before, every scene without *Keep players on the
+Since 1.26 players **walk** in Play unless the game allows flying. (Before, every scene without *Keep players on the
 ground* ticked flew on a desktop.) **Configure Scene ▸ Physics ▸ Play mode ▸ Flying**:
 
 | Choice | What it means |
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ ordinary file, which you can then [share with the session](explorer.md#sharing-w
 - Or right-click it ▸ **Add to scene**.
 
 Every placed copy gets fresh identities, replicates to all connected peers like any created object, and is undoable.
-Since @@VER@@ a copy placed from your prefab library — dragged from the Explorer's Prefabs tab, **Add to scene**, or the VR
+Since 1.26 a copy placed from your prefab library — dragged from the Explorer's Prefabs tab, **Add to scene**, or the VR
 prefab panel — also **remembers which prefab it came from**, so a later edit of the prefab can reach it (see
 [Updating every copy](#updating-every-copy)). A copy is still yours to change: what you change on it is kept.
 
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ update brings graph changes along (a copy whose graph you edited keeps yours). I
 ### Limits
 
 - A material counts as one change: if you recoloured a copy, an update keeps that copy's whole material.
-- A copy placed before @@VER@@ is not linked — place it again to link it.
+- A copy placed before 1.26 is not linked — place it again to link it.
 - If a copy was placed from a version older than the last 8 the library keeps, its own changes cannot be told apart,
   and the update keeps nothing as an override.
 
 
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 VR, AI and the connection. Open it from the **logo menu ▸ Settings**, or follow a link that names a page — the Connect
 drawer's *Connection settings*, the HUD's AI button, a VR edit-limit toast — and it opens on that page.
 
-Since @@VER@@ Settings has a new layout. No setting was lost or changed meaning: every switch keeps the value it had.
+Since 1.26 Settings has a new layout. No setting was lost or changed meaning: every switch keeps the value it had.
 
 ![Settings on a computer: the grouped menu on the left, the Interface page with its Appearance rows](img/settings/interface-desktop.png)
 
 
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ register(api) {
 - `pointer: 'press' | 'tap'` makes a button a primary click at the crosshair (held, or a single tap).
 - `onPress` / `onRelease` run **on this peer only**; send your own message if others must know.
 - A second call replaces your set; everything is removed when the module unloads.
-- `preset: 'drive'` (since @@VER@@) is the vehicle layout: the stick steers, there is no look drag, and the pedals sit
+- `preset: 'drive'` (since 1.26) is the vehicle layout: the stick steers, there is no look drag, and the pedals sit
   under the right thumb. A stick the module declared stays live under its own `claimInput('keys')`.
 - `api.input().touch` reads the on-screen move stick as `{x, y}` from -1 to 1 (up is -y).
 - Feature-detect (`api.input?.actions?.(…)`) to stay compatible with older cores.