Toaster 0.4.10

Hide the code, a redone waterfall, and the scenery polished all over.

• Z hides the code, for using Toaster as a visualizer: just the visuals, the code still written underneath (Z again shows it). The scenery opens out into the room the code kept: the sharks' float comes to the middle, and in a tall window Halloween's moon rises into it.
• The waterfall, redone. Its water pours in unbroken streams that quicken as they fall, a dimmer sheet behind them. Each kick sends a surge of white racing down it and throws spray up from its foot, and a drop swells the whole falls. At night an aurora hangs over it, and the falls and the aurora are mirrored in the pool, with foam drifting off across it.
• The sharks' frenzy. A bait ball of fish circles the toaster's float; on the drop the sharks charge it and cut through it over the toaster.
• The lighthouse stands straight now, and its two beams sweep round in perspective, one flaring at you on each bar's first beat.
• Halloween: the jack-o'-lanterns are carved, each with its own face, and lit from inside; the bats beat their wings with the beat, their eyes glinting.
• The aurora over the snow hangs in smooth, unbroken rays.
• The beat follows a DJ mix into the next song sooner, and a lock that came out a few percent off its octave now gets put right (We Will Rock You).
• Opens straight away, even the first time, or the first after a graphics driver update: the worlds' graphics are prepared in the background now, where before they could hold the window frozen for a minute. The worlds' looks come in right on the drop, and the new waterfall shows without a stutter the first time.

Windows: if you have 0.3.9 or later, Toaster offers this update by itself. Otherwise:

1. Download Toaster-0.4.10-win-x64.zip.
2. Unzip it anywhere and double-click Toaster.exe.
3. The first time, Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" because the app isn't signed. Click More info, then Run anyway.