This is a maintenance release of VrpnNet. It does not add new functionality. Visual Studio 2005 support has been removed as per the project roadmap.

License: MIT license. Changelog and download links after the cut.

VRPN 7.21 was released today, so a new VrpnNet build will be arriving before the end of June July.

As I have a full-time day job these days, I don't really have that much time for hobby programming projects. As a result, here is the plan for VrpnNet:

• Visual Studio 2005 support has been dropped earlier than expected. Everything should work through at least 1.2.0, as I don't use .NET 3.x-specific functionality, but I don't have room on my laptop's hard drive for another full VS installation.

This version of VrpnNet adds some early server support, and is built against VRPN 7.20 and Visual C++ versions 2005 SP1 and 2008 SP1. AnalogServer, ButtonServer, and MutexServer are complete, and an early preview of TrackerServer is included.

License: MIT license. Changelog and download links after the cut.

After a lengther-than-intended wait (read: work), VrpnNet 1.1 is approaching release. The major new feature for this version is early support for servers.

Details after the break.

Minor release of VrpnNet, linked against VRPN 7.18 and Visual C++ versions 2005 SP1 and 2008 SP1. Source and 32-bit binary packages are available. This release adds no features or bugfixes beyond VS2008 support.

License: MIT license. Changelog and download links after the cut.

I've added Visual Studio 2008 projects to the source distribution, and will be releasing them as version 1.0.2 within a few days. The VS2008 project still officially targets .NET Framework 2.0.

Of course there would have to be a bugfix release immediately. This release fixes only one bug, but that bug was rendering Vrpn.AnalogRemote utterly useless. Hopefully there aren't any others like that hiding in the code, but it seems like there's always something.

Bugfix release of VrpnNet, linked against VRPN 7.18 and Visual C++ 2005 SP1. Source and 32-bit binary packages are available. This is a recommended upgrade as it fixes a major crashing bug in Vrpn.AnalogRemote.

License: MIT license. Changelog and download links after the cut.

I've released the first version of VrpnNet, a series of .NET bindings for VRPN. Now languages like C# and VB.NET can be used to write clients for VRPN. (Server classes are coming later.)

More information is available, or you could just go to the download page.

Initial release of VrpnNet, linked against VRPN 7.18 and Visual C++ 2005 SP1. Source and 32-bit binary packages are available.

License: MIT license. Download links are presented as attachments.