It turned out that this version, to put it mildly, was delayed from the plan. I've already mentioned the reasons, but I'll repeat. I've been dealing with problems that I couldn't solve for a long time because they pointed to moonloader, and its code is closed. I wrote to the forum many times, either they didn't respond to me, or they told me to look for the problem in my own code. And in the end, I decided to switch to C++, rewriting LDYOM on it, thus I have almost full control over the code, except for GTA itself. Yes, I haven't eliminated all the unknown game crashes. But at least something.
You might ask, now that LDYOM is in C++ (ASI), what will happen to the name, as the first letter denoted LUA. Nothing, it will remain the same, because I haven't abandoned LUA, the node system in Beta 0.7.1 is written in LUA.
It turned out that this version, to put it mildly, was delayed from the plan. I've already mentioned the reasons, but I'll repeat. I've been dealing with problems that I couldn't solve for a long time because they pointed to moonloader, and its code is closed. I wrote to the forum many times, either they didn't respond to me, or they told me to look for the problem in my own code. And in the end, I decided to switch to C++, rewriting LDYOM on it, thus I have almost full control over the code, except for GTA itself. Yes, I haven't eliminated all the unknown game crashes. But at least something.
In early April, I released a joke version LDYOM 2077, I planned to demonstrate the upcoming version. In the end, I found out that some people have performance issues. This prompted me to release the version earlier than planned, for more extensive testing. According to the results of the vote, we decided that it would still be 0.7.1, not 0.7.0.5.
Finally, let's talk about the novelties, although I didn't plan them. Firstly, of course, the transition to C++, the node system created in LUA, the beginning of an API for modifications (at the moment it doesn't work fully, and is oriented towards the node system). The full list of changes is below.
Lastly, I want to say that this is the last time I've fundamentally redesigned it, because with C++, there's nowhere else to go.
Changes
- Transition to C++
- New rendering for the node system (imnodes)
- Added a large number of new nodes
- Added trains
- New parameters for vehicles
- New parameters for actors
- New Cyber theme
- Backward compatibility for future versions
- Fixed and added new bugs
- Many minor changes