CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Added

• New syntax for specifying durations for a range of frames:

  # The first three frames (represented by the range 0..2) will have a
  # duration of 0.3 (300ms), and the last two frames, 0.2 (200ms)
  anim = AniRuby::Animation('my_spritesheet.png', 32, 32
                            {0..2 => 0.3,
                             3..4 => 0.2})

Changed

• AniRuby::Animation#new now accepts any object that defines #to_i as frame_w and frame_h respectively.
• AniRuby::Animatin#new will now raise an ArgumentError if either frame_w or frame_h are zero instead of a floating point exception.

Removed

• Removed the alias reset! for Animation#reset, since I've got a fairly better understanding now of the convention for using a bang on methods name.

0.2.2 - 2023-12-27

Added

• Aliased Animation#reset to Animation#reset!.

Changed

• Arguments retro and loop from Animation#new are now keyword arguments.
• Renamed "position" attribute from Animation to "cursor".
• Passing a negative value as duration to Animation#new will default to 0.1.

0.2.1 - 2023-09-07

Fixed

• Important: in v0.2.0 one of the notable changes is that the instance variable current_frame was changed to position, following that there was the need to change every use of @current_frame to @position, however since I wasn't thorough enough I forgot to do that in the Animation#draw and Animation#draw_rot methods, effectively rendering them useless.
• Important: There was a error in Animation#done? too, where it'll return false always
  independently of if the animation was finished, this was because I forgot to add a return in the condition check for the true.
• Internally, Animation#update now resets the animation, instead of Animation#draw
  or Animation#draw_rot (I know, that sounds counterintuitive). This (I think) fixes a precision problem when drawing the last frame of an animation, in the which it was drawn for less time than required.

0.2.0 - 2023-09-02

This release brings mostly improvements and fixes, however there's not that much new features yet.

Added

• aliased Animation#width and Animation#height to w and h respectively, the same was done for Frame.

Changed

• Animation#get_current_frame is now Animation#current_frame as to not be redundant. Following that now Animation#current_frame(The accessor for the instance variable) is renamed to Animation#position.

Fixed

• Previously methods like Animation#pause? or Animation#resume didn't return self, so it wasn't possible to chain them like this

  # Example
  my_animation.pause.resume.duration(200)

  now they do so you can do that.

0.1.3 - 2023-08-22

Fixed

• Undefined method error in animation, when using size on AniRuby::Frames, now use Enumerable#count instead.

Changed

• The way milliseconds are used as duration, before you'll have to use whole numbers (1000 is a second, 500 half a second and so on), now we can just use floats for that (1.0 as a second, 0.5 half a second and so on).

0.1.2 - 2023-08-20

Changed

• Downcased the gem name in the gemspec.

0.1.1 - 2023-08-20

Added

• Add .yardopts to included files.

Fixed

• Required ruby not being used correctly in gemspec.

0.1.0 - 2023-08-20

Initial release.