[fluxus] fluxus 0.10 released

[Javier Candeira]

Yay! Yoopee! Woot!

Also, with much respect and great love, can I suggest that the version
number after 0.9 might be 1.0, and not 0.10? What am I missing here?

- j

Dave Griffiths escribió:
> http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/files/fluxus-0e.10rc2.tar.gz
> 
>>From the change log:
> 
> * scheme repl (read evaluate print loop) interpreter on ctrl 0
> * new cursor
> * major overhaul for guile 1.8
> * (every frame) now takes a function directly rather than a string
> * livecode + osc input recorder for recording and rerendering performances
> * (get-projection-transform) gets the projection matrix
> * (get-screen-size) returns the resolution as a two value vector
> * (set-screen-size (vector x y)) sets the res, and updates the window to
> match
> * support for executable scripts with #!/usr/local/bin/fluxus -x
> * grab stack implemented
> * (maim) fixed
> * (edit) works from the local path again, but searches the searchpaths
> first. all script loading uses guile's %load-path, while textures use the
> fluxus searchpath, needs unifying maybe and documenting.
> * (osc-source) can change port. seems to fail if you set it back to one
> used previously, not sure why this is, looking into it. should also be
> more stable than before.
> * sincos lookup table disabled - was causing "jitteryness" due to lack of
> precision in some cases (and it wasn't really helping out speed wise)
> * (qaxisangle) : builds a quat with a rotation axis and angle in degrees
> * (qmul) : returns two quats multiplied
> * (qnormalise) : returns the normalised quat
> * (qtomatrix) : returns the rotation matrix for the quaternion
> * (build-pixels width height) makes a new pixel primitive
> * (upload-pixels) uploads texture data, you need to call this when you've
> finished writing to the pixelprim, and while it's grabbed
> * (pixels->texture pixelprim) returns a texture you can use exactly like a
> normal loaded one
> * (camera-lag amount) when locked to a primitive, lags the camera - does
> a linear interpolation on the matrix, so you can get some wacky stuff
> happening with rotations/scales. smaller numbers are more laggy
> * (set-camera-transform) overrides and turns off the mouse camera control
> - use
> (reset-camera) to switch mouse control back on
> * a multiply pdata-op for colour pdata and single float values
> * stricter typing - primitive type/exact used where required
> * infinite asteroids example
> * locator primitive
> * (hint-origin) renders the local origin for a primitive
> * guile debugging and stack trace supported
> * lighting fixes and directional/spotlight support
> 
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