FXGL

This release contains improvements of internal API, in particular code quality and readability. The particle system has had changes resulting in better performance.

Notable changes:

• Fixed dialog width / height
• Application states
• Input and timer are now state local

This release contains various performance optimizations and code quality improvements.
Notable changes:

• Log4j2 is now used for both system and game logging
• GOAP, FSM AI basics
• Texture coloring on the fly
• Asynchronous tasks allow parallel execution (implemented as kotlin coroutines)
• kotlin updated to 1.1.0

This is a major release and so, it contains API improvements. All FXGL submodules have been moved into a single repository as a multi-module Maven project. Thus, making it easier to develop and to contribute. The contribution guide has also been added.

Notable changes:

• Built-in multiplayer options for 1-1 host-client communication
• Package name refactoring - all modules now start with com.almasb.fxgl (except 3rd party libs, e.g. org.jbox2d)
• Meta-programming based on annotations
• CVar properties (think JavaFX properties) + developer console
• Basic Tiled map editor support
• JSON data support
• Sophisticated level loading / parsing

This release brings UI improvements:

• Blur on dialog background

• QTE keys

  bugfixes:

• SAT collisions (involving rotations) have been fixed

• Debug bbox views show each individual hit box

new features:

• JSON parsing
• Quest tracker

This release adds software development stacks to the build chain: Travis, Codecov and Codacy. Also includes general bugfixes and improvements.

The main improvements include major internal code cleanup and better dependency management, which resulted in a smaller binary size. More unit tests have been added to cover the library core.

The release brings further memory optimizations, particularly in game and physics worlds. The world queries are also faster due to internal caching. Also contains internal API cleanup and more modular code.

This release features basic integration of gdxAI as the main AI framework. The release also includes quick-time events, JavaScript controlled entities (runtime scripting) and lots of under the hood memory optimizations.

This release contains improvements related to IO access, complex collision shapes and general menu user interface. For a full list of changes see commit logs.

This release mainly contains internal code improvements and bugfixes.

This release contains various internal improvements as well as cleaner and easier public API. Default logger is now switched to Log4j2.

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This release contains many internal fixes and improvements. BoundingBox component issues have been resolved. Implementation language switched to Kotlin.

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This release changes the underlying entity component system to be more generic and flexible. JBox2D particle integration.

This release contains major refactoring of the internal structure and how services are provided to clients. The services themselves have also been improved.

This release contains additions to managers in the form of Notification and Achievement. User profiles allow to save and restore menu settings. Menus are easier to extend and style using CSS. Few general improvements to various subsystems.

This release mainly contains internal code refactorings and better separation of model and view. It also includes some basic tests.

First official public release