OpenSpace 2.0.1 released
Posted: 07 Jun 2010, 23:26
We just released version 2.0.1 of OpenSpace.
Release notes
New features
- The OpenSpace.mapScrollingEnabled parameter has been added: it allows disabling the map scrolling animation which by default is triggered by the player's avatar when stepping beyond the scroll sensor area limits set in the OpenSpace client-side configuration.
- All items' lists in the sub-editors now show a tooltip when hovered, in case their names are truncated and are not fully readable due to the lists' small width.
- In the OpenSpace Editor, when an item is being edited in one of the sub-editors (except the SWFs manager and the Inventory editor) and another item is double-clicked in the list on the left, a message is displayed warning the user that the current changes will be lost if continuing.
Fixed bugs
- Under certain conditions, tile colouring showing the valid/invalid drop areas during a map item dragging was not displayed.
- An error occurred when controlling the avatar using the keyboard on maps containing empty grid spaces (null tiles).
- In the OpenSpace Editor, the "Back to editor" button displayed by some panels was not working under certain conditions.
- If the avatar was teleported during a movement, its walk animation couldn't be stopped due to an event not being triggered.
- If a map loading was requested just before a map scrolling was initiated, the new map was then rendered in the wrong position.
- During the in-map items drag&drop operations, a very small drag amount (1-2 pixels) before releasing the mouse button could cause the dragged item to disappear even if the drop occurred on a valid position.
Other
- Updated Flex example: it now features a more advanced avatar, showing an example of avatar customization; also, the avatars library is now loaded at runtime and the code has been reorganized for clarity.
- Updated Flash example: the example is now full-featured and shows how to load and create the player's avatar.
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You can download the new version from this page.
For existing customers, you can use the download link you received when purchasing OpenSpace 2.
Release notes
New features
- The OpenSpace.mapScrollingEnabled parameter has been added: it allows disabling the map scrolling animation which by default is triggered by the player's avatar when stepping beyond the scroll sensor area limits set in the OpenSpace client-side configuration.
- All items' lists in the sub-editors now show a tooltip when hovered, in case their names are truncated and are not fully readable due to the lists' small width.
- In the OpenSpace Editor, when an item is being edited in one of the sub-editors (except the SWFs manager and the Inventory editor) and another item is double-clicked in the list on the left, a message is displayed warning the user that the current changes will be lost if continuing.
Fixed bugs
- Under certain conditions, tile colouring showing the valid/invalid drop areas during a map item dragging was not displayed.
- An error occurred when controlling the avatar using the keyboard on maps containing empty grid spaces (null tiles).
- In the OpenSpace Editor, the "Back to editor" button displayed by some panels was not working under certain conditions.
- If the avatar was teleported during a movement, its walk animation couldn't be stopped due to an event not being triggered.
- If a map loading was requested just before a map scrolling was initiated, the new map was then rendered in the wrong position.
- During the in-map items drag&drop operations, a very small drag amount (1-2 pixels) before releasing the mouse button could cause the dragged item to disappear even if the drop occurred on a valid position.
Other
- Updated Flex example: it now features a more advanced avatar, showing an example of avatar customization; also, the avatars library is now loaded at runtime and the code has been reorganized for clarity.
- Updated Flash example: the example is now full-featured and shows how to load and create the player's avatar.
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You can download the new version from this page.
For existing customers, you can use the download link you received when purchasing OpenSpace 2.