This should make it easier for anyone to contribute to EonTimer if they desire. I know this has already been posted but I have a slightly different question.
Migrated GUI source from hard-coded source to FXML files. It all boils down to your camera making an adjustment to minimize image degradation when you move the camera while taking a photo.This should make it easier to manage the code base going forward with hopefully the realization of performance benefits while running the timer
Eon timer v1.6 shrunken down how to#
Switched from spinning up a new Thread for running the timer to a hybrid of using reactive programming and Kotlin coroutines. eon timer v1.6 shrunk down how to EON TIMER V1. Switching from Java to Kotlin to reduce overall code base and to increase code expression. Using Spring Boot internally without starting a web server for the added benefit of autoconfiguration and dependency injection. 
Switched to the application plugin for Gradle to build EonTimer instead of building an UberJAR. MacOS and Linux users should the EonTimer scriptĢ.0.0 brings a lot of changes to the code base from 2.0.0-beta1 including:. Windows users should use the EonTimer.bat script. After unzipping EonTimer-2.0.0.zip, the scripts are located in the bin directory. Additional tests are required to figure out why this is occurring. An initial test beside v1.6 proves these reports to be true. This means there are now scripts included in the release to start EonTimer. Different versions: 1 Latest version: 1.6.5.3 Keys: 5,967 Clicks: 7,909 Mouse Scrolls: 368 Mouse Distance: 0. A couple of reports of users not being able to hit their targets in EonTimer 3.x. IMPORTANT NOTE:Ģ.0.0 is now using the application plugin for Gradle to build EonTimer. EonTimer is finally moving out of beta into a proper release! This release has been something I've been working on pretty consistently since 9/2018.
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