Slick's first point release.

General Discussions
#1

Slick is starting to get stable now. Kev has made the first point release. Details at http://slick.javaunlimited.net/viewtopic.php?p=2161#2161

Get Slick at http://slick.cokeandcode.com/

#2

Very cool ;D

Version 0.1 seems rather low? How about calling it 1.0?
It seems it’s in good shape? 0.1 somewhat implies it’s unstable/unusable ???

#3

betas can be think of as unstable, this just means it doesn’t has all planned features yet

#4

great release for first stable version, very nice feature list.

#5

Very very nice release indeed! :smiley:

Thank you very much Kevin! :slight_smile: I’ll consider donations if you wish.

#6

chuckle

Just get your new game out! I wanna play! :slight_smile:

Kev

#7

[quote]Just get your new game out! I wanna play! Smiley
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Well, it’s progressing, slowly but surely! :slight_smile:

It’s not elaborated enough in my opinion to show it to public.

As I said earlier, do you consider accepting donations if you think it could help development of Slick?

#8

Donations of code? Sure :slight_smile: I’m afraid I’m still vitoing everything at the moment though, just trying to keep the feel consistent.

Kev

#9

Did you ever compare how rendering with OpenGL compares to rendering on a common AWT or Swing panel?

You could for example create a SwingGameContainer/AWTGameContainer (using java.awt.Graphics for drawing). I don’t think it’s too difficult to create a testing method? I am just wondering if it would make sense to switch to Slick/LWJGL as compared to the JPanel with image backbuffer?