Version 1.31 has been released!

[EgonOlsen]

Get it from the download page: http://www.jpct.net/download.html


Changes of the desktop version:

• Fixed Loader.readTextureNames3DS() to handle ill-formatted files better.
• Fixed getTransformedNormal() in the PolygonManager to not destroy a cached transformation matrix.
• Added a containsObject()-method to World. Synchronized the add- and remove-methods for Object3Ds.
• Moved settings for clipping planes from World to Camera, deprecated the setClippingPlanes()-method in World.
• Fixed Polylines in combination with viewport offsets.
• Fixed some near plane related problems in Interact2D.
• Added the option to shift the frustum in x-direction.
• Fixed a bug with setting the blitting shader.
• Added getters for name and type to VertexAttributes.

Changes of the Android version:

• Minor performance tweaks for shaders.
• Fixed Loader.readTextureNames3DS() to handle ill-formatted files better.
• Fixed getTransformedNormal() in the PolygonManager to not destroy a cached transformation matrix.
• Improved performance of internal matrix multiplications in OpenGL ES 2.0 mode.
• Increased light source culling performance.
• Added a containsObject()-method to World.
• Synchronized the add- and remove-methods for Object3Ds.
• Added the option to Config to calculate ray-polygon-collision with floats again instead of doubles.
• Moved settings for clipping planes from World to Camera, deprecated the setClippingPlanes()-method in World.
• Fixed Polylines in combination with viewport offsets.
• Added the ShadowHelper class to the util-package. While this class is similar to the one in desktop jPCT, it differs in some aspects.
• Fixed some near plane related problems in Interact2D.
• Worked around a blitting bug in the PowerVR 6xxx drivers.
• Worked around a bug with VBOs in the PowerVR 6xxx drivers.
• Added the option to shift the frustum in x-direction.
• Fixed a bug with setting the blitting shader.
• Added getters for name and type to VertexAttributes.
• Fixed a bug with specular lighting in OpenGL ES 2.0 mode.
• Improved compatibility with Vivante based devices.

As always: Have fun! 

[AGP]

Thanks very much, pal. I appreciate it.

I'd just like to reiterate that the software renderer should handle Polylines.