Version 1.5.1 of Neverball
Release Notes: The game should not mysteriously crash and lock up any more. Mouse buttons can be configured for full view control. A configurable "camera toggle" binding has been added for switching between chase and manual views. The game treats a single unrecognized commandline argument as a replay name, allowing replays to be viewed easily by clicking links in Web browsers and icons in file managers.
Other releases
Release Notes: This emergency release attempts to fix switch/body timer breakage caused by GCC optimizations concerning floating-point math.
Release Notes: This is primarily a bugfix release, fixing two serious regressions in 1.5.2: joystick support works again and user scores are read correctly on Windows. This release also contains a small update to Neverputt that allows drag-and-drop installation of new courses akin to Neverball.
Release Notes: Drag-and-drop ZIP archive support for installing game data (including level sets). No limits on the number of replays and sets you can have. A more organized user directory layout. The long-awaited ball selection screen was finally added. Much improved ball control while in the air. A new volcano environment accompanied with original background music. Slightly improved fake shadow. UI tweaks across the board and many bugfixes.
Release Notes: The game should not mysteriously crash and lock up any more. Mouse buttons can be configured for full view control. A configurable "camera toggle" binding has been added for switching between chase and manual views. The game treats a single unrecognized commandline argument as a replay name, allowing replays to be viewed easily by clicking links in Web browsers and icons in file managers.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
