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Unity 1.0.3 released

Discussion in 'Announcements' started by Joachim_Ante, Jul 12, 2005.

  1. Joachim_Ante

    Joachim_Ante

    Unity Technologies

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    Unity 1.0.3 is out.
    www.otee.dk/unity/unity1.0.3.dmg
    Please give it a spin before we send out announcements to the news sites.


    Scripting improvements:
    ï It is no longer necessary to specify the type of parameters in event
    handlers inside javascript. Eg. you can now write:
    OnCollisionEnter (collision) instead of OnCollisionEnter (collision :
    Collision)

    Bug fixes:
    ï Worked around a driver bug on GeForce 5200 graphics cards that resulted
    in flickering lights and made text disappear.
    ï Collision events are now sent to scripts attached to colliders with no
    rigid body.
    ï Opening a file in an external editor now works properly when the editor
    application is not running.
    ï Published Dashboard Widgets now get a proper bundle identifier, allowing
    more than one Unity Dashboard widget to be installed at the same time.
    ï Adding scripts using the component menu now works properly.
    ï The installer now asks you to restart the web browser after installation.
    ï The web plug-in is now drawn correctly inside Firefox.
    ï Reported mouse position is sometimes wrong in the web player.
    ï Fixed a crash bug when importing fbx files created with Sketch-up


    Enjoy
     
  2. Ajaxamander

    Ajaxamander

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    Would it be possible to get bittorrent files for these downloads? It's reasonably big, and since I'm sure we're all clamboring for it at once, it would probably take a serious load off your http servers as well. Plus it's one of those "ligitimate uses" or BitTorrent that people on slashdot are always ranting about. :D

    Just an idea.
     
  3. David-Helgason

    David-Helgason

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    Interesting point, but I'm downloading it with 1.5 MB/sec from our server (which is offsite), so I don't think it's a problem at all for the time being.

    Plus, I love watching the downloads in our access logs.

    If you or anyone else has problems with it, please tell me.
     
  4. Ajaxamander

    Ajaxamander

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    Fair enough :). I was getting pretty average-to-slow speeds at first, but now it's up to 73.4k... (stupid Cable sharing bandwidth with neighbors.)