OpenSpace 2.0.3 released, including SFS2X support
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 08:21
We just released version 2.0.3 of OpenSpace.
This version includes a minor new feature, the fixing of a nasty bug and, most of all, the new Flex and Flash components now compatible with the newly released SmartFoxServer 2X.
Release notes
New features
- OpenSpace.getGroup method added: it is now possible to retrieve all the tiles belonging to a group by means of its id (the group id is generated automatically by the OpenSpace Editor when a supertile is dropped on a map).
- Tile.groupId property added: this property returns the id of the group to which the tile belongs (if any).
Fixed bugs
- In case of significant network lag and tiles double-clicked, an avatar could walk past the target tile causing a null pointer error to be thrown in case it walked over a non-walkable tile or beyond the map border.
- In case of frantic clicking on a map, an avatar could step on the wrong tile causing a null pointer error to be thrown in case it walked over a non-walkable tile or beyond the map border.
- AvatarEvent.ROLL_OVER and AvatarEvent.ROLL_OUT events were not fired.
- Calling the Tile.getTopSkin method caused a null pointer error to be thrown in case the tile had no skins associated.
Other
- Updated Flex Builder example: the default Flex SDK version used to compile the example is now 3.5.
- SmartFoxServer 2X: the versions of Flex and Flash OpenSpace components compatible with SmartFoxServer 2X have been released.
Known issues
- In Flash Builder 4, when the Flex SDK 4 or later is used, the following warning might be displayed when entring Design mode: "Design mode could not load OpenSpace_Flex.swc. It may be incompatible with this SDK, or invalid. (DesignAssetLoader.CompleteTimeout)". This is a bug in Flash Builder that affects most swc files of other popular projects. Even if the OpenSpace component is not visible in design view, this does not affect the compilation or the project in any way.
-------------------
You can download the new version from this page.
For existing customers, you can use the download link you received when purchasing OpenSpace 2.
This version includes a minor new feature, the fixing of a nasty bug and, most of all, the new Flex and Flash components now compatible with the newly released SmartFoxServer 2X.
Release notes
New features
- OpenSpace.getGroup method added: it is now possible to retrieve all the tiles belonging to a group by means of its id (the group id is generated automatically by the OpenSpace Editor when a supertile is dropped on a map).
- Tile.groupId property added: this property returns the id of the group to which the tile belongs (if any).
Fixed bugs
- In case of significant network lag and tiles double-clicked, an avatar could walk past the target tile causing a null pointer error to be thrown in case it walked over a non-walkable tile or beyond the map border.
- In case of frantic clicking on a map, an avatar could step on the wrong tile causing a null pointer error to be thrown in case it walked over a non-walkable tile or beyond the map border.
- AvatarEvent.ROLL_OVER and AvatarEvent.ROLL_OUT events were not fired.
- Calling the Tile.getTopSkin method caused a null pointer error to be thrown in case the tile had no skins associated.
Other
- Updated Flex Builder example: the default Flex SDK version used to compile the example is now 3.5.
- SmartFoxServer 2X: the versions of Flex and Flash OpenSpace components compatible with SmartFoxServer 2X have been released.
Known issues
- In Flash Builder 4, when the Flex SDK 4 or later is used, the following warning might be displayed when entring Design mode: "Design mode could not load OpenSpace_Flex.swc. It may be incompatible with this SDK, or invalid. (DesignAssetLoader.CompleteTimeout)". This is a bug in Flash Builder that affects most swc files of other popular projects. Even if the OpenSpace component is not visible in design view, this does not affect the compilation or the project in any way.
-------------------
You can download the new version from this page.
For existing customers, you can use the download link you received when purchasing OpenSpace 2.