Releases: Zichqec/simplicity_template
v1.0.8
- Added the craftmanw field back in, since it's not really meant to be omissible and this may cause problems with some services (such as Ghost Captor Sakura).
- Added a note about Simplicity Shell to the surfaces.txt file, and fixed the pattern numbers not starting at 0.
- Added some additional events to meta.dic, to cover the failure states of some of SSP's functions. In particular, the following were added:
- OnInstallFailure
- OnBIFFFailure
- OnHeadlinesenseFailure
- In addition to the above, OnUpdateFailure was reworked to be simpler and follow the same format as the other failure events.
- Ukadoc links were added in the meta.dic file to the documentation for each group of events. If you want to expand upon those events and add in the ones I omitted, it should now be easier to do so.
- Added a link to the YAYA Shiori GitHub organization in the readme. This will take you to where you can update yaya.dll, the YAYA as SHIORI dic files, and where you can see YAYA's license if you have need to.
v1.0.7
• Updated YAYA to Tc571-8, and updated the base dic files.
• This includes an update to YAYA's English error messages! The translation has been cleaned up and should be easier to understand.
• Updated some links in the readme that were out of date.
• Fixed the readme stating the incorrect version of Simplicity Template.
v1.0.6
• Specified a Sakura and Kero name in descript.txt to avoid potential issues.
• Fixed one of the collisions in surfaces.txt not having a number.
• Changed the wording of the default install text to avoid awkwardness.
• Added SNTP events so that the template has default dialogues for fixing the clock.
• Updated some comments to have up to date/more accurate info.
v1.0.5
• Updated YAYA dic files; this adds the has_event event to the ghost, so that ghosts made with this template can now interface with Ukadoc by default!
• Added a note to surfaces.txt about recommended surfaces.
• Added an example talk animation to surfaces.txt, which is commented out.
• Changed username from a variable to a function, eliminating a global variable and some redundant code. (If you want to let the user set a name within the ghost you'll have to create a separate variable for that, but this was also the case previously.)
• Fixed a bug with a plural check in the meta.dic file.
• Fixed the example comments for the %(p) function, which were missing a function call.
v1.0.4
v1.0.3
• Made cancel buttons lead to a dummy function instead of being blank, since this was causing a small bug with RSS feeds
• Added a note about OnInitialize being a NOTIFY event
• Added OnWindowStateRestore to prevent an oversight where unminimizing would use the default surfaces, which might not be suitable for all ghosts
v1.0.2
• Updated the YAYA as SHIORI dic files with the latest security patches
• Added a basic emergency mode setup, so that errors will now appear in SSP's error log
• Removed information about AUTO_DATA_CONVERT in the readme, as the information was actually incorrect
• Removed the update progress bar, as updates are actually much faster without it
• Changed the setup for menu greetings, so that removing the kero's menu file will no longer cause an unexpected error
• Moved notes about initializing update variables to OnInitialize
• Fixed an issue where the talk rate menu's back button was labelled improperly and directed to a non-existent event
• Fixed an issue where the kero would not appear on first boot
v1.0.1
• Updated the base YAYA files, to fix a bug.
• Added OnInitialize to boot.dic, to make resetting variables on boot easier/more consistent.
• Fixed an issue where LastTalk was not initialized, nor reset upon boot.
• Made username into a variable instead of using the environment variable version. This means you can use things like TOUPPER on it now.
• Changed the surfaces to be a different width/height/color than the Minimum YAYA Template, so they are possible to distinguish now. The sakura character also has a star on it to distinguish it from the kero.
• Made all dialogues start with a surface call.