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This is the first release in the omegalib 4 series. This series driving feature is the support for multi-instance / multi-view immersive applications. Notes Sound API changes  All sound paths in applications need to switch to use relative paths.  This version adds auto-update support for windows. The omegalib windows binaries are pulled from  https://github.com/febret/omegalib-windows Major Changes omega Added  Color  from omicron. Added  Color.isValidColor Added per-tile runtime camera controls:  isHostInTileSection ,  setTileCamera . pointerSize  config option Automatic multi-instance port adjustment for NetService on the  -I  multi-instance switch, the port pool can be left unspecified. It will be set to 100 by default. 4.0.2 : omegalib can built using an external omicron installation 4.0.2 : python interpreter now does module lookups in the current script directory. 4.0.2 : fixed performance issue with SceneNo...

The windows release of the omegalib python environment now supports simple auto-updates! When a new version of omegalib is available, you will be notified and provided with a download link for the new version. Omegalib comes in a zip file, so all you have to do to install a new version is to extract and overwrite your old one. Auto-updates are available starting from version 4.0.2:  Download it here  or, if you want to keep up to date using git, clone the git repository of the omegalib windows release here:  https://github.com/febret/omegalib-windows

All the reference pages for the omegalib python API have been revised! Now each class and function group has a dedicated page, with cross-linked references to each respective module, and base classes. The reference should be a lot easier to navigate now. Check it out! module omega module omegaToolkit module cyclops The main omegalib/Python developement page

I have just completed the transition of omegalib and omicron projects from google code to GitHub . The full source code and wikis have been moved to: https://github.com/febret/omegalib and https://github.com/febret/om icron The old projects will remain available as read-only repositories and will not be updated anymore. The wiki conversion process may have left a few errors here and there that will be fixed as I spot them, but overall the entire original wiki has been ported. The entire process was simplified a lot by using a modified version of this script: https://github.com/trentm/googlecode2github/blob/master/wikiconvert.py