Refer to #106 and #119 for balance of information:
Version 348 of Rōblox added, among others, the following members and methods to the API:
On the other hand, version 347 added the following:
When I searched for v348 method names SendTouchEvent and IgnoreGuiInset, results do not show up for RCC, Studio, or Player.
On the other hand, results for v347's GetErrorType seem to return results.
For reference, the v348 of Rōblox I use for the Player and RCC binaries originally belonged to Jetray's Rōblox Filtering Disabled. These in turn were sourced from Gametest servers. So they were not the final builds that we got to use in the actual era of 2018M.
The Studio build I use is easier to trace: the Robloxopolis archive.
This decision was done at the expense of losing compatibility with previous versions of RFD. I'd rather make thid decision now than later when people actually begin to use this thing.
Refer to #106 and #119 for balance of information:
Version 348 of Rōblox added, among others, the following members and methods to the API:
VirtualInputManager.SendTouchEventScreenGui.IgnoreGuiInsetVirtualInputManager.HandleGamepadDisconnectOn the other hand, version 347 added the following:
GuiService.GetErrorTypeGuiService.GetErrorCodeWhen I searched for v348 method names
SendTouchEventandIgnoreGuiInset, results do not show up for RCC, Studio, or Player.On the other hand, results for v347's
GetErrorTypeseem to return results.For reference, the v348 of Rōblox I use for the Player and RCC binaries originally belonged to Jetray's Rōblox Filtering Disabled. These in turn were sourced from Gametest servers. So they were not the final builds that we got to use in the actual era of 2018M.
The Studio build I use is easier to trace: the Robloxopolis archive.
This decision was done at the expense of losing compatibility with previous versions of RFD. I'd rather make thid decision now than later when people actually begin to use this thing.