Dayturn 2.8.4 for macOS Thanksgiving Edition is a maintenance release mainly with focus on bug fixes and optimizations.
An optimization added to the previous version has been reverted as it had unintended consequences on OpenSim, causing your friends list to be empty in some cases.
To compensate for that, an update from the LL viewer has been added where you can now set an object to 100% transparent, but it will still retain glow. Meaning you can make glowing shapes, such as a ghost, for instance.
NOTE: This version will reset the viewer window size to default on first launch. This can be fixed by setting the desired size from the Edit > Set Window Size... menu item on the login screen.
It will also ask for permission to use your microphone the first time you enter a voice enabled region.
The details of all changes can as always be found in the commit log.
The viewer is signed with an Apple Developer ID, but not notarized.
It has been tested on both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware on macOS 11.6.1 (Big Sur) and macOS 12.0.1 (Monterey). On Apple Silicon, it runs under Rosetta 2 translation.
An optimization added to the previous version has been reverted as it had unintended consequences on OpenSim, causing your friends list to be empty in some cases.
To compensate for that, an update from the LL viewer has been added where you can now set an object to 100% transparent, but it will still retain glow. Meaning you can make glowing shapes, such as a ghost, for instance.
NOTE: This version will reset the viewer window size to default on first launch. This can be fixed by setting the desired size from the Edit > Set Window Size... menu item on the login screen.
It will also ask for permission to use your microphone the first time you enter a voice enabled region.
The details of all changes can as always be found in the commit log.
The viewer is signed with an Apple Developer ID, but not notarized.
It has been tested on both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware on macOS 11.6.1 (Big Sur) and macOS 12.0.1 (Monterey). On Apple Silicon, it runs under Rosetta 2 translation.
