wraggster
November 25th, 2007, 21:30
R4m0n (http://www.iphone.r4m0n.net/?p=17) has updated his iPhysics app for the iPhone, heres the full release details:
Update - 2007-11-24
Lots of changes in this one… Added a background image(borrowed from Crayon Physics), the gravity now is fixed (in this game mode, for now), now you can draw lines too (anything with the end far from the beginning is a line, so watch out), a new icon, you can grab-and-drag objects already drawn (tricky with the small circles), and probably something else that I may have forgotten.
Small update - 2007-11-25
This app is very experimental right now, and some people may not like the changes that I will be making as we go by… This is normal, and when things get more stable, there will be options to enable and disable every feature, and everything you can do now, and could in the past, will be possible. But right now, for those who miss the cleanness and freedom of the 0.2 version, I set up a historical repository that can be added to Installer.app with this URL: http://iphone.r4m0n.net/repos/?history
All versions of all my apps will eventually end up there, and installing an app from there will overwrite any other version installed, as they install always at the same directory. If you overwrite an installed app, just uninstall in and install again and it will be fine…
Get in in my Installer.app repository: http://iphone.r4m0n.net/repos
Update - 2007-11-24
Lots of changes in this one… Added a background image(borrowed from Crayon Physics), the gravity now is fixed (in this game mode, for now), now you can draw lines too (anything with the end far from the beginning is a line, so watch out), a new icon, you can grab-and-drag objects already drawn (tricky with the small circles), and probably something else that I may have forgotten.
Small update - 2007-11-25
This app is very experimental right now, and some people may not like the changes that I will be making as we go by… This is normal, and when things get more stable, there will be options to enable and disable every feature, and everything you can do now, and could in the past, will be possible. But right now, for those who miss the cleanness and freedom of the 0.2 version, I set up a historical repository that can be added to Installer.app with this URL: http://iphone.r4m0n.net/repos/?history
All versions of all my apps will eventually end up there, and installing an app from there will overwrite any other version installed, as they install always at the same directory. If you overwrite an installed app, just uninstall in and install again and it will be fine…
Get in in my Installer.app repository: http://iphone.r4m0n.net/repos