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What's new - Version history

Greenfoot 1.2 (27. Mar 2007)
  • 'Export' function added to export scenarios to stand-alone applications and web-based applets.
  • Key input bug fixed.
  • Array inspection fixed.
  • Attempt to place actors out of world bounds does not throw exception anymore.
  • Compile dependency problem fixed.
  • Other bug fixes and performance improvements.
Greenfoot 1.1 (1. Feb 2007)
  • Support for sound.
  • Support for multi-user systems (concurrent execution of multiple Greenfoot instances).
  • New class templates updated.
  • Templates for new classes user configurable (in lib/greenfoot/templates).
  • Inspectors are updated when values change.
  • World repaining logic improved.
  • New API method: added Greendoot.delay() (causes the current thread to sleep for a while, according to the position of the speed slider).
  • API change: renamed Greenfoot.pauseSimulation() and Greenfoot.resumeSimulation() to Greenfoot.stopSimulation() and Greenfoot.startSimulation().
  • Classbrowser correctly reflects changes if a class changes superclass.
  • Numerous bug fixes and performance improvements.

`Greenfoot 1.0.2 (17. Jul 2006)

  • Minor bug fixes.

Greenfoot 1.0.1 (20. Jun 2006)

  • Minor bug fixes.

Greenfoot 1.0 (31. May 2006)

  • Initial full release.

Greenfoot 0.9 (11. May 2006)

  • The user interface has been improved (and we have a new logo)
  • Keyboard support was added (we can write games now)
  • New scenario to demonstrate keyboard support: Lunar Lander
  • Supports classes other than subclasses of Actor and World
  • Changed how objects are added to the world.
  • Improved Greenfoot startup time
  • Added a Greenfoot class to interact with the environment.
  • Many bug fixes and improvements.

Greenfoot 0.5 (31. Mar 2006)

  • Some API changes.
  • Images can now be selected for a class from the greenfoot UI.
  • Improved collision detection.
  • Requires Java 5.

 


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