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LeonaMorro edited this page Nov 15, 2016
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All documentation here applies to the latest version of nPose 3.0 and beyond.
- uses only one notecard type:
SET. TheBTNandDEFAULTNotecards are no longer necessary (and are marked as deprecated) - you can define your own text in the menu prompt
- Buttons/Path (NC names) may contain non-ASCII characters (workaround for the LL restriction) see NC Names
- Buttons/Path (NC names) may contain comments (usable for Button sorting (and more)) see NC Names
- Buttons/Path/ButtonPermissions (NC names) may contain macros (shortcuts) see NC Names
- No need for a "-" sign at the end of the Button name
- a new notecard called
.initthat will run once after a script reset (to set initial values) see NC Names - an API for (Menu-)Plugins TODO:DESCRIPTION
- some new commands:
DEFAULTCARD,OPTION,UDPBOOL,UDPLIST,MACRO,PLUGINMENU,MENUPROMPT - a revamped changeSeat/unsit dialog (implemented as menu plugin) with some options like grouping, changing only to not occupied seats and more
- removed the code for the admin menu (you may use the provided Utility NCs to build your own)
- rewritten
nPose SAT-NOTSAT handler. It may be used to send some other generic events in addition to the (NOT)SATMSGs. - a few more tweaks in the representation of a menu
No. We provide an tool called UpdateTool nPose 2 to nPose 3 that should help you with the upgrade process.
If you are currently satisfied with your nPose 2 object there is no need to upgrade to nPose 3. We will do bug fixing in nPose 2. But don't expect any new features for nPose 2.
- if you use nPose only to play your 300+ animations, then stay with nPose 2.
- in nPose 3 Menus will have a noticeable slower response time. This is per design. If you can't accept that, then stay with nPose 2.
- nPose 2 is stable and mature. Backward compatibility was always high priority. With nPose 3 we want to go a more progressive way. If you can't accept that, then stay with nPose 2.
In all other cases: Of course! Use it.
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