Fuse (beta) release 0.1.2577

General
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Fuse beta release 0.1.2577

This release is a Fuse library update.

Fuse libs

Changes

  • Rectangle and Circle use a different drawing program now that does not involve tesselation. No changes need to be made to use this, but some differences in the strokes may occur.
  • Cycle.Hertz renamed Frequency to be consistent
  • StrokeAlignment and StrokeAdjustment have been removed from Shape and PathGeometryRenderer and moved into Stroke where they belong
  • Several drop shadow enhancements
  • DrawContext changes
  • HTTP: Renamed Experimental.Net.Http to Uno.Net.Http
  • HTTP: Enabled support for caching by default
  • HTTP: Removed SetContentType, use SetHeader("Content-type", "text/javascript") instead
  • HTTP: New Android implementation
  • HTTP: New iOS implementation
  • HTTP: Removed outdated HttpClient, it’s recommended to create your own wrapper around HttpMessageHandler instead.
  • We have started tagging our packages with build numbers. Instead of always having 0.1.0, packages are now e.g. 0.1.590. If you have projects referring to version 0.1.0 specifically , a warning will be printed, and the latest package version will be used instead. To remove the warning, simply delete Version="0.1.0" from your .unoproj. This is a temporary solution until we start using Semantic Versioning in the future.
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Hi, I update to this version but I get this error:

'Blur' does not expose a property called 'Softness' - /Users/cristiankarmy/Downloads/hola/MainView.ux(9:1):E

Iam using this Blur effect: https://gist.github.com/kusma/4e2020394ac1591cd4bd

How I fix it?

Thanks!!!

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Hi, I update to this version but I get this error:

'Blur' does not expose a property called 'Softness' - /Users/cristiankarmy/Downloads/hola/MainView.ux(9:1):E

Iam using this Blur effect: https://gist.github.com/kusma/4e2020394ac1591cd4bd

How I fix it?

Thanks!!!

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This time around, we’ve included the Blur effect in the Fuse.Effects package, so you don’t need the gist any more. But the blur-radius is called “Radius” rather than “Softness”. I hope this clears things up!

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Thanks!!!