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** {{JIRA|VWR-12748}} - Increase MiniMap zoom range, and magnify avatar markers at higher zoom levels | ** {{JIRA|VWR-12748}} - Increase MiniMap zoom range, and magnify avatar markers at higher zoom levels | ||
** {{JIRA|VWR-12696}} - Fixed bug with minimap object overlay being blurred, or only rendered within a restricted area after resizing the floater | ** {{JIRA|VWR-12696}} - Fixed bug with minimap object overlay being blurred, or only rendered within a restricted area after resizing the floater | ||
* | * Turned on voice/lip sync by default: {{JIRA|VWR-10311}} and {{jira|VWR-13260}} (from [[User:Mm Alder|Mm Alder]]) | ||
* Allow XUI to specificy tooltips for combo box list entries: {{jira|VWR-13177}} | * Allow XUI to specificy tooltips for combo box list entries: {{jira|VWR-13177}} | ||
* Combo to preview textures at common aspect ratios: {{JIRA|VWR-8008}} (from [[User:Aimee Trescothick|Aimee Trescothick]]) | * Combo to preview textures at common aspect ratios: {{JIRA|VWR-8008}} (from [[User:Aimee Trescothick|Aimee Trescothick]]) | ||
* 64-bit Linux fixes: {{JIRA|VWR-12763}} (from Robin Cornelius) | * 64-bit Linux fixes: {{JIRA|VWR-12763}} (from Robin Cornelius) | ||
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** {{JIRA|VWR-12758}} - Easier build system. We've rolled out some work we've done with [http://kitware.com Kitware], makers of the popular [http://cmake.org CMake build configuration tool], which makes it much easier to compile your own build of the Snowglobe viewer. | |||
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{{RedInfobox|title=Known Issues|body=* {{jira|SNOW-2}} - Snowglobe sometimes crashes fetching textures (problem in libcurl) | |||
* {{jira|SNOW-2}} - Snowglobe sometimes crashes fetching textures (problem in libcurl) | |||
* {{jira|SNOW-48}} - Large textures sometimes appear fuzzy and not fully loaded | * {{jira|SNOW-48}} - Large textures sometimes appear fuzzy and not fully loaded | ||
* {{jira|SNOW-18}} - On main login screen, when updates are available, the update and release notes are un-clickable | * {{jira|SNOW-18}} - On main login screen, when updates are available, the update and release notes are un-clickable | ||
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See the following for more: | See the following for more: | ||
* [https://jira.secondlife.com/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&&fixfor=10451&type=1&pid=10100&resolution=-1&sorter/field=priority&sorter/order=DESC Full list of postponed issues in Snowglobe] | * [https://jira.secondlife.com/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&&fixfor=10451&type=1&pid=10100&resolution=-1&sorter/field=priority&sorter/order=DESC Full list of postponed issues in Snowglobe] | ||
* [[Release Notes/Second Life Release/1.23|Release notes for the Second Life viewer version 1.23]] - any known issues that apply to the Second Life Viewer version 1.23 will probably also apply to Snowglobe 1.0 | * [[Release Notes/Second Life Release/1.23|Release notes for the Second Life viewer version 1.23]] - any known issues that apply to the Second Life Viewer version 1.23 will probably also apply to Snowglobe 1.0}} | ||
[[Category:Snowglobe]] | [[Category:Snowglobe]] |
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Release notes for Snowglobe version 1.0. Snowglobe is a Second Life-compatible viewer, built jointly by the open source community and Linden Lab. As Philip Linden described when he first announced the project back in March, we set out to create "a widely-used, openly developed version of the Second Life client which is a compelling alternative for a broad set of users, and contains enhancements and development that then rapidly make their way back into the mainstream Second Life version."
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