JSoko 2.26 has been published

A new JSoko version has been released.

Please check out the release notes.

Please report any bugs, problems or suggestions to: JSoko@mail.de

Sokoban YASC 1.687 has been published

Brian Damgaard has published a new version of his great and widely used Sokoban YASC program.

The release notes for this new version:

• Bugfix (1.686): Loading external solver and optimizer plug-ins had stopped working.
  This was a side effect of a minor improvement to bring the application’s terminology into alignment with Dictionary standards by changing "plugin" to "plug-in" throughout the user interface.
  Unfortunately, an internal reference to the "Plugins" folder - which needs to retain its original spelling to function - was inadvertently caught in this global update.

Sokoban YASC 1.686 has been published

Brian Damgaard has published a new version of his great and widely used Sokoban YASC program.

The release notes for this new version:

• Enhanced the scaling logic for the main gameplay window to provide a seamless experience in multi-monitor configurations.

  Previously, the scaling factor for menu buttons and the status bar was calculated only once at program launch based on the primary monitor's resolution.
  The program now dynamically detects the resolution of the specific monitor currently hosting the gameplay window and adjusts the scaling accordingly. 
  Thanks to Matthias Meger for testing this feature enhancement.

• Bugfix (1.684): Restored the ability to disable automatic scaling for the menu and status bar.
  The program had stopped honoring the manual override in the "Settings" window.
  Thanks to Matthias Meger for reporting this bug.

• Bugfix (1.684): Corrected the auto-advance behavior for the Music player.
  Previously, if a track failed to play, the player would jump back to the first file in the folder instead of moving on to the next valid track.
  Additionally, there was an issue with manual navigation where moving backward to a previous track would fail to skip past a non-playing track. 
  Moving forward worked correctly.
  

• Minor changes.