The same to me!!Jannik wrote:Can't wait for it ...
Next version...?
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I didn't think that there will be a 3.2.0rc8:Jannik wrote:Any news about 3.2.0rc8? Can't wait for it ...
Holger wrote:I have just uploaded a new pre-release version 3.2.0-7 of the upcoming new Rocks'n'Diamonds 3.2.0; this is planned to be the last pre-release version before the release of the final version 3.2.0.
Holger wrote:> Does any more actual development need to be done?
For the final 3.2.0? No, I don't think so. On Saturday, I was even playing around with Inno Setup to create a 'setup.exe' style installer for the Windows version, which seemed to work very fine (just before I was hit by the disk crash).
But -- what's taking so long with Inno Setup??
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> I didn't think that there will be a 3.2.0rc8:
> > Holger wrote:
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That's right; 3.2.0-7 was intended to be the last pre-release before final 3.2.0. But as I did quite some changes with the level file format to make it more flexible for the future, I might indeed throw out one last pre-release to let people check if everything's still fine (especially existing levels and functionality).
> But -- what's taking so long with Inno Setup??
Oh, Inno Setup works fine, and creating an installer won't be a big problem. The only thing I found out was that it seems that I cannot create 24/32 bit depth, transparent icons with the tools I used so far -- the current icon looks bad under Windows 2000/XP. But it's not really needed to fix this before the 3.2.0 release... ;-)
> > Holger wrote:
[...]
That's right; 3.2.0-7 was intended to be the last pre-release before final 3.2.0. But as I did quite some changes with the level file format to make it more flexible for the future, I might indeed throw out one last pre-release to let people check if everything's still fine (especially existing levels and functionality).
> But -- what's taking so long with Inno Setup??
Oh, Inno Setup works fine, and creating an installer won't be a big problem. The only thing I found out was that it seems that I cannot create 24/32 bit depth, transparent icons with the tools I used so far -- the current icon looks bad under Windows 2000/XP. But it's not really needed to fix this before the 3.2.0 release... ;-)