"Major highlights for this release include an entirely new modern 3D renderer option, a plugins system, PNG screenshots, Lua API improvements, and bug fixes. You can read the complete release notes here: Downloads.sourceforge.net"
-Treellama; Aleph One developer
The one big thing about this release is that OS X 10.4 is now a requirement, not the predicted 10.3.9, it's 10.4 or stick to 0.22.
Some net games will be compatible between 0.23 and 0.22, rugby is not though and maps with the new lua functions obviously won't work.
Here's some images of the shaders in-game (Note the corrected perspective)
What are you waiting for? Download the new build!
Testing this out now, i had no idea Aleph One was still progressing :o
I dont really notice a big difference with the new shaders enabled, i haven't played in a while though. Also, does the "3D models" option in the graphics settings even do anything?
@pvt. Johnson
The 3D models option does something only if you make it so it does. In other words, the 3D models option doesn't do anything if you haven't put and set up a 3d model in aleph one, and barely any 3d models have been made for it, and they are barely any good. Another reason why 3d models are scarce in Aleph One is because it cuts down on the RAM, especially if there was a 3d model for every object, monster, scenery, and projectile.
Nice work i was Marathon fan when i was playing it on Macintosh, nice works !