Software : : Hollywood 4.7 now available
Posted By: https://morph.zone/users/946.html. on 2010/4/25 9:00:58
Airsoft Softwair is proud to annouce that the coolest multimedia application on the Amiga planet is now available in a brand-new version. Hollywood 4.7 is another quality release brought to you by Airsoft Softwair and contains some cool new features as well as bug fixes and fulfillments of some user wishes.

The biggest new feature in Hollywood 4.7 is certainly the new completely platform independent font backend (which means that TrueType text will now look exactly, pixel-perfectly the same on every system) as well as support for Unicode UTF-8 based text rendering. But there are other cool new features like support for embedded icons when compiling Windows and Mac OS X executables.

Here is a list of changes in Hollywood 4.7:

* Completely platform independent font backend
* Support for UTF-8 based text rendering (Unicode)
* Icons can be compiled into Windows and Mac OS X executables
* Extended layer functionality
* New inbuilt system fonts (sans, monospace, serif)
* Support for multiple joysticks also on Win32 and Mac OS X
* New TextureScroll example
* Various other new features and bug fixes

Although a lot of work went into this update, Airsoft Softwair decided to make Hollywood 4.7 available free of charge as a special gift for our loyal customers. The 4.7 update is available as a direct download (30 megabytes) in both Amiga and Windows versions for all customers of Hollywood 4.5. Please visit the Airsoft Softwair homepage for the download link of this freegrade.

In case you do not own Hollywood yet, you can place your order here and thus support future development of highly professional Amiga software. Thanks in advance!

Please also visit the official Hollywood portal online at http://www.hollywood-mal.com and join our community in the forums!
 
  • Paladin of the Pegasos
    Paladin of the Pegasos
    jcmarcos
    Joined: 2003/3/13
    Posts: 1178
    From: Pinto, Madrid ...
    I don't want to raise an argument here, but more than a week has passed, and nobody has commented anything about this multiplatform multimedia authoring solution. Instead, people find a videogame more interesting.

    Why?

    [ Edited by jcmarcos On 2010/5/7 9:32 ]
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    Jambalah
    Joined: 2008/3/30
    Posts: 820
    From: Roma, Italy
    You are right...... So did I..... :-(
    Well... I admit I purchased Hollywood 4.5 and upgraded to 4.7 and I trasnslated GUI in italian too... I was/am studying something and made/making tests and I find Hollywood really powerful and enjoyable.
    But I'm too inexpert to say something. Only one thing: must have!! ;-)
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    cecilia
    Joined: 2003/8/30
    Posts: 459
    From: universe, milk...
    I JUST bought Hollywood and I plan on using for my AmigaForever emulation, however if I can use it on my peg 1, I will.
    "if you ever slam anyone, for anything, somehow you always end up eating shoe" Targhan
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    eliot
    Joined: 2004/4/15
    Posts: 655
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    Well Hollywood is really nice, but when i want to program something
    platform independent i am using java or qt4.
    Most cause why i am not using Hollywood is that there is no good
    IDE (plugin) for eclipse or Netbeans.
    BTW A good uptodate ide is really missing on morphOS (and good documentation).

    [ Edited by eliot On 2010/5/31 18:29 ]

    [ Edited by eliot On 2010/5/31 18:37 ]
    regards
    eliot
  • »2010/5/31 14:28
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