Changelog for simspark-devel-0.3.6-1.1.x86_64.rpm :

* Thu May 30 2024 Hannes Braun - 0.3.6- Update to 0.3.6 - Boost has almost entirely been replaced with functionalities from the standard library. This includes the timer system. Please update your spark.rb to use TimerSystemStd instead of TimerSystemBoost. - SDL has been updated to version 2. - An agent is now assumed to be synced until an AgentSyncEffector gets attached.- Add simspark-stdc++fs-experimental.patch and simspark-ruby-anyargs.patch to keep comatibility with openSUSE Leap
* Sat Mar 18 2023 Hannes Braun - 0.3.5- Update to 0.3.5 - Use std::shared_ptr and std::weak_ptr instead of boost::shared_ptr and boost::weak_ptr. - Remove libobj library
* Sun Nov 13 2022 Hannes Braun - 0.3.4- Update to 0.3.4 - Fix execution of Ruby code when using multiple threads. Ruby code is now executed on a single dedicated thread. - Support ARM builds - Minor fixes
* Mon Jun 27 2022 Hannes Braun - 0.3.3- Update to 0.3.3 - Allow agents to connect/disconnect in th same simulation frame - Agents are now spawned into a seperate spawning area while avoiding collisions with already existing agents. The spawning area is specified by two points (SpawningAreaStart and SpawningAreaStop) in the corresponding ruby script. - Added RUNPATH support (replacng old RPATH logic) - Added option to specify additional library/bundle locations for concrete simulations. - Default to C++17 - Resolved some compiler warnings - Updated from Qt4 to Qt5
* Fri Jan 15 2021 Jannik Seiler - 0.3.2- Update to 0.3.2 - By not allowing the effector to be used when the angle is already outside of its range, the toe exploding problem seems to be largely reduced if not eliminated.
* Thu Aug 06 2020 Jannik Seiler - Fix build on Tumbleweed: - fix ruby include path
* Mon Jun 17 2019 Jannik Seiler - 0.3.1- Detecting and punishing self collisions without using the physics engine:
* Added collision check between two box colliders
* Added option to enable and disable effectors
* Added option to specify (via rsg files) the joints to disable in case of a self collision to box colliders- Fixed plugin search paths for some linux distributions- Improved support for 32 bit linux systems- Several bug fixes
* Sat Apr 27 2019 Jannik Seiler - disabel build carbon- remove qt4 dependencies
* Sun Dec 02 2018 Jannik Seiler - 0.3.0Update to 0.3.0 This release comes with a new library: carbon. The carbon library contains a gui-framework and a simulation-framework which wraps simspark using qt. Its main features are: - Offering a graphical user interface which can be extended by visual and functional plugins. The plugins can be used to write easy-to-use interfaces to simspark simulations. - Creating, managing and executing simspark-simulations alongside with any additional threads and processes. - The gui can be altered flexibly. Its main window with \"attachment points\" is loaded from a shared library, and its used plugins are loaded from shared libraries too. Plugins with visual representation can be attached to the Gui.