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I assume this must be some kind of private non App Store beta?
@BigZaphod It’s the next Codea release that will contain code for Craft. Currently still in beta testing.
@BigZaphod I added you to the Craft testers stream which will give you access to 2.5 (87) if you’d like to try it.
Hey @Simeon, Thank you for the bug fixes and the twitter message. Now that I got home I could update and take a first look… boy, where do I begin:
The sound generator works again! The sounds are even not played multiple times and overlaying each other anymore - which is great.
You fixed the bug that made the editor scroll while selecting text with the hardware keyboard, but now you introduced other issues as well.
- when scrolling the editor up and down, other tabs are scrolled parallelly too. (to visualize this: open a tab. remember you position in code. go to another tab and scroll. go back to previous tab and notice it moved. another way to see this in action is: make a fast swype downwards, and while it animates, select another tab; the contents of that tab will still be scrolling)
- You can’t type
~=
anymore, if you try then the tide (~
) is deleted. Workaround is using software shortcuts or type first=
then insert the~
before it. - CMD+Left works only once and then does the same as ALT+Left (which is not jumping to first character on the current line!)
- CMD+right jumps to the left instead of right. But than again, not even to line beginning…
- When changing device orientation the editor scrolls to the cursor position. I don’t know if this is a good behavior. I scroll to certain snipped by intention (maybe I review it or I’m just before tapping and editing it) … and do not want the editor to change the focus when I re-oriented my device! (I would rather prefer it the same way you handle orientation changes with pre-selected text)
I will continue to test areas of Codea where I think bugs could also potentially exist, and report if I find any more of them…
Oh, and as always, here are my specs: iPad Pro 12.9" first model, latest iOS11 and latest Codea Beta 2.5 (87) + Apple wireless keyboard
@Simeon @John Tried the AR example on my iPad Pro. Using the camera and walking around the house, I placed cubes on things in different rooms. As I walked around the house again from room to room, I could see the cubes where I placed them. If I stood in the middle of the house and rotated the camera thru 360 degrees, I could see the cubes in the other rooms thru the walls as the camera pointed towards them. Sometimes as I walked around the house, it’s like the iPad couldn’t keep track of where I was and the cube would show in a different spot, but then snapped to the correct spot. I’m sure this is going to be something everyone will be playing with.
@dave1707 hmm, occlusion by real-world-obstacles like walls and wardrobes, stones and whatnot should definetely be possible. Reading the docs I also do not see vertical planes (like for wall posters or something of that kind)
\# Edit: A google search revealed that Apple did not implement yet vertical plane detection (like for walls)
@Simeon @John is ARKit in Codea feature complete or is the documentation just lacking descriptions about certain parts of it?