0.7.0

• Update to libGDX 1.12.1
• The screen manager now no longer reuses screen instances to closer resemble libGDX's Game class. Previous users of the library should take note of the following:
  • Screens & transitions don't have to be registered anymore; ScreenManager#push now takes a ManagedScreen and a ScreenTransition instance as arguments
  • ManagedGame#initialize & ManagedGame#create were removed to eliminate the confusion around the difference between constructors, #create() and #show(); old code should be put in the constructor or #show(). #show() might be preferred, since it is guaranteed to be always called on the active GL thread.
  • ScreenTransition#reset was removed in favour of ScreenTransition#show and #hide; old code should be put in #show()
  • ShaderTransitions now compile their shader in the constructor; this means that the constructor has to be called on the OpenGL thread
  • Use ScreenManager#setAutoDispose(true, true) if you don't want to reuse your screens and transitions and thus they should be disposed automatically upon #hide()
• The GWT support was reworked; please check out the wiki for the new dependency structure

Common issues

Tracing compile failure path for type 'de.damios.guacamole.Stopwatch'
      [ERROR] Errors in 'jar:file:/C:/Users/xyz/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files2.1/com.github.crykn.guacamole/core/0.3.5/36467acd0d6577ed9ca41b43ae0b6dabb3f45aba/core-0.3.5-sources.jar!/de/damios/guacamole/Stopwatch.java'
         [ERROR] Line 48: The method nanoTime() is undefined for the type System

libgdx-screenmanager requires GWT 2.10.0 to work on the web. Support for this was only recently added in libGDX 1.12.2-SNAPSHOT, but can be achieved for older versions of libGDX via tommyettinger/gdx-backends.