A homepage for Grid Framework
Grid Framework now has its own homepage:
Grid Framework now has its own homepage:
I have added playable builds of the examples to the website, now you can click the title of an example and try the result out in the Web Player. To get back click on the Grid Framework examples label above the player. Just remember that you have to click into the player to get it to accept input.
Over the last few months I have been busy redesigning the website and we are finally live now. Check it out:
Update: Feeds are live now, see the navigator. You can even subscribe to just a category such as release for instance by navigating to that category and using the links in the top right-hand corner.
I don’t know why I even had a Korean Asset Store presentation in the first place, given that I don’t speak Korean. I guess Unity must have auto-generated it based on my English description. Since I cannot verify nor maintain the information there I have removed it. So if any Korean customers are wondering what happened, that’s the reason.
It’s the start of a new year, time to look back and look ahead. 2015 has seen the release of the new website, which was later that same year scrapped completely for a yet another website. I was also able to finally integrate the last of the originally planned grids into Grid Framework.
After almost half a year in the making Grid Framework version 2.0 has been released on the Unity Asset Store. This is the first major release since the initial launch and will make Grid Framework easier to use, more powerful and more flexible with no extra performance overhead. Being a major version update this breaks compatibility with the version 1.x releases, but an upgrade guide is included in the user manual. If you still cannot upgrade to 2.0 you can still keep using 1.x, but the old releases will not be getting any new features anymore.
The following the recent rewrite of the website, interactive examples on my website are working again. Click the title link of any example and you will be taken to a page where you can try it out in the embedded Unity HTML player (it might take a while to load, so please be patient).