News Archive

	18th February 2012 Still alive :)	osgVisual is not dead! During the last 6 month I was involved in creating a new terabyte size terrain database (not included in osgVisual). The next development milestone is the geometrical image distortion. Unfortunately due to my paid work the development speed regarding osgVisual is limited.
	13th March 2011 Updated 3rdParty dependencies package	The 3rd Party dependency package now provides Nvidia Texture Tools 2.0.8 with CUDA support.
	14th Feb. 2011 osgVisual 0.6 released.	Version 0.6 supports to configure the IG via XML configuration file. It allows to update the position and attitude of objects via external link (extLink) and to switch the tracked node dynamically during runtime.
	07th Jan. 2011 Rearranged the SVN repository.	SVN repository now meets the trunk/tags/branches standard and allows proper version tagging. Please do a fresh checkout because subsequently modified pathes in some source files would lead to compile errors otherwise.
	06th Nov. 2010 Updated 3rdParty dependencies package	The 3rd Party dependency package now provides GDAL 1.7.2 for usage in OSG and VPB. Introduced version tagging of the uploaded archive for easier package version tracking.
	19th Oct. 2010 osgVisual is now compatible with Silverlining 2.04	osgVisual now works with Sundog-Soft's newest release: Silverlining 2.04. This release introduces 3D raycasting cloudlayer to osgVisual and many minor improvements.
	29th July 2010 osgVisual available on Linux	osgVisual compiles and runs now on Windows and Linux. Win-only modules: Spacemouse driver and external link VCL implementation (extLinkVCL).
	29th July 2010 Cluster capabiliy via UDP	Integrated a ENet UDP implementation for cluster usage in windows and linux.
	19th May 2010 Changed Windows IDE to MS VS 2008 SP1	Changed Windows IDE to VS2008 SP1. Uploaded 32bit(x86) and 64bit (x64) precompiled dependencies.
	16th April 2010 osgVisual 0.5 initial release	osgVisual is initially published in version 0.5. Many features are not finished, but to allow community participation in development it is published at this early stage.