disabled MoveTo::reverse(), because it is meaningless
fixed transparent BillBoard and Sprite3D rendering error
fixed the bug that Motionstreak does not work with MoveTo and MoveBy
fixed potential memory leak in AutoReleasePool
more bugs fixed
Features in detail
3d particle system
With 3d particle system you can create more cool effects. It allows to import particles from Particle Universe. The usage of 3d particle system is as follow:
create 3D particle with particle (.pu) file and material file
auto rootps = PUParticleSystem3D::create("lineStreak.pu", "pu_mediapack_01.material");
addChild(rootps);
rootps->startParticleSystem();
Create 3d particle with particle (.pu) file only. Suppose the path of the particle file is /path_of_particle/a.pu, the the material files should be in /materials.
auto rootps = PUParticleSystem3D::create("advancedLodSystem.pu");
addChild(rootps);
rootps->startParticleSystem();
For more information, please refer to cpp-tests/Particle3DTest.
All features of Particle Universe are supported except following ones:
Particle3D Test: runs as expected on iPhone 3Gs running iOS 6.1.6. On iPad 1 running iOS 5.1.1, however, Particle3D Test is just colored blocks, not actual assets.
lua-stuff is working when using cocos framework which can be downloaded via cocos. But than cocos code ide can’t update a project with cocos framework …
I created a new project, copies my stuff inside it and try to get it working.
We are using the particle-system in our game and now the particle-lua-bindings are gone …
They are removed (setTotalParticles() setTotalParticles() ect istn’t working anymore). Okay, I thought it’s easy to copy the bindings from 3.4 to 3.5 and it should be working. But the 3.4 source has of course .cpp files and the 3.5 framework has only .h because it’s prebuilt… and with 3.5 source it’s not working…
The only relevant devices that still fit this category are iPad 1 and iPod touches. The 4th gen iPod touch is based on iPhone 4 (not 4s) hardware… So while you can run iOS 7, it’s really terrible.
When Apple lists their their stats they only show devices capable of upgradin-- it’s not out of all possible devices. I’m not trying to encourage you to up the priority–because I don’t care about this issue, but I am trying to help you understand that there are a lot of iPads and iPod touches out there that are still relevant and in use.
If this is the decision (low priority meaning it will probably not get fixed), then please change the release notes to reflect that minimum supported iOS is 6.0, not 5.0.
