Today, we had our Monthly Meeting with @Camilo and #JonathanLuebeck from DCL Edit. The project is back on track but still has the Vesting Contract with a voluntary pause. They showcased progress, and we reviewed their Public Roadmap. We also discussed being kind of back on track but still needing to catch up with some features. They have a public Testing Session on the 23rd, and if there are no major bugs, they could finish by the end of January. We agreed to have a short meeting on the 31st of January to check the project status, deciding whether or not to request the unpause of the vesting contract. Additionally, we discussed having the impact metrics they defined in their original proposal, and GSS will request them three months after they finish the project.

Hello @HPrivakos, Thanks for replying. I agree; there's no need to create a new vesting contract for that month. Maybe there was a confusion in our recommendation. What the grantee is requesting might be to pause the vesting contract until they finish the project. After completing the project, they can then ask to reactivate the vesting contract to claim the funds. What are your thoughts on this?

Hey! Just claim the vesting contract once you finished, we don't need to recreate a new vesting contract just for a month

Hi! DAO Committee (@HPrivakos, @Tobik, @rizk), I would like to inform you that we are experiencing some delays with the final milestone of our proposal. Following our discussion with GSS, it has been determined that we require an additional month to finalize the no-code UI editor. Our vesting contract is expiring at the end of this month, and we would like to ask for your guidance on how to proceed with this delay. Regardless of the vesting contract's status, we will continue developing until all milestones are delivered, as we have done in the past. We will also ensure that we cover any additional costs that may be incurred during this process. Happy to hear your feedback!

DCL-Edit V3- A No Code Editor for the Decentraland SDK 7 This proposal has been ENACTED by a DAO Committee Member (0xbef99f5f55cf7cdb3a70998c57061b7e1386a9b0) Vesting Contract Addresses: 0x9D2494166A1946e1fa87e6ffEC0e0666aA3aC818

DCL-Edit V3- A No Code Editor for the Decentraland SDK 7 This proposal is now in status: PASSED. Voting Results: * Yes 97% 5,495,170 VP (106 votes) * No 2% 170,000 VP (3 votes) * Abstain 1% 4,852 VP (5 votes)

Vote: YES The developers have been helpful to me when I have attended their AMAs that MetaGameHub DAO hosted. It is a difficult challenge to create something that is drag-and-drop that also generates accurate code. After assisting multiple newcomer creators during he MESH art fair creation process, I can attest to the need for simple, powerful tools for creating in DCL. SDK6 while still in wide use is being discontinued (deprecated) and SDK7 will be the only supported ecosystem.

Hey all I just wanted to add my two cents here from the perspective of the Foundation, and more specifically from the SDK team. What this team is building is indeed valuable and worth the effort and the budget! In prior proposals, a reasonable point was raised by others about this being somewhat redundant with work being done from our team in the foundation. From our perspective, it's perfectly valid to have multiple editors, as that goes very well with our whole decentralization ethos. Also, the scope of features that is being aimed for in this proposal focuses on a number of features that are not in the current plans of the editor that the foundation is building. For example, we have no plans to build graphical editing tools for making UIs any time soon, we plan to stick to the 3D editing. We also don't plan to expand the compatibility of 3D model formats. So I see the two tools complementing each other very well in the future. Even more so if in the near future DCL-Edit has its own VS Studio Code Plugin, as you could then use both extensions side by side on a same project, leveraging the advantages of one or the other for different tasks.

I will contact AVAST regarding this false positive. My Avast antivirus is updated so I will not use the DCL-edit yet unless they gave a confirmation about the false positive. Decentraland even shared your Youtube tutorial. But with the growing hacking incident, I will not take further risk for DCL-edit's IDP.Generic Virus false positive. I believe this proposal will be passed with Decentraland as backer. Congrats mates!  

Hey @akasya.eth I've done a scan on virus total, and it is only flagged by Jiangmin, which is known to give false positives. Even the Avast engine comes off with a negative result.  I think, it is more likely, that your local installation of Avast is out of date. If you like to get more support on that, feel free to join our [discord](https://discord.gg/H9R7eVwPvy) and quickly post your problem into the #support channel again

Can you remove anything that is getting this virus IDP.Generic on your current DCL-edit? I don't like to use it as my computer contains my wallets and banking information. I tried to install and uninstall DCL-edit via CLI and VS Code terminal but my antivirus continuously detect it. And just to inform you, ignoring the IDP.Generic is a very high risk recommendation from you. Cheers! 

Absolutely yes! Anything to help reduce the barriers to using SDK for people who don't code is much needed. And with the new SDK7 out we need this update to your DCL-Edit tool

Absolutely, these are the grants that we have received so far: Grant 1: https://governance.decentraland.org/proposal/?id=0cb35ba0-7e05-11ec-9447-6b730f00647d Amount: $5000 USD Date: January 2022 Grant 2: https://governance.decentraland.org/proposal/?id=4b6bb7e0-eed8-11ec-aa01-87bd234b340d Amount: $240000 USD Date: June 2022

For full transparency for the community, can you please list what grants you have received in the past, and for how much money they were for? Thank you :slight_smile:

Here is a detailed cost overview for the proposal: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1K7_Q6KTPOI9G2qiZ6yPmCN8uRAq4cZHXLa0Ap8O9u3I/edit#gid=0 We encourage all the DCL community to support us, we have a team of 4 developers continiously working on resolving bugs and improving the editor. We allocate resources to it because we really believe in the product and are sure that it will help take Decentraland metaverse development to the next level.