A new release looks like the best way to celebrate the return of our domain name. Project::OSiRiON 0.2.1 is now available from the download page. This build includes imvproved lighting, game world updates and single player save games. The list of changes can be found in the forum announcement.

After a nasty case of expired domain name we finally got our osirion.org back. The site, the forum, the wiki and the SVN repository are all available again.

A new build has been long overdue, but today we present to you build 0.2.0-svn1010. This build offers more bling, more collision and more universe! The list of changes can be found in the forum thread, downloads can be found on the download page.

Even servers sometimes need love and attention: tomorrow may 13, the server running osirion.org will be receiving updates and maintenance during which the site, the game server and the subversion repository will be unavailable.

The latest build Expanding Molecules is now available from the download page. This build fixes a number of issues with submodel instancing and includes a lot of updates for the game universe and the 3d models. You can post your comments in this forum thread.

There is also the new Project::OSiRiON wiki, eventually it will contain all information about the engine and the official game universe, but there's still a lot of work to be done.

Most of the outstanding bugs and issues have now found their way to the tracker. To give everything a more consistent look, I edited the default flyspry theme to match the main site.

The tracker will be used as an instrument to guide development and the roadmap can give you an idea of the current state of the project.

The windows package did not include OpenAL32.dll, which would cause an error message on windows computers that do not have OpenAL installed. I added the missing DLL and replaced the packages in the downloads section.

After a struggle with the bullet physics library, Project::OSiRiON is now equipped with full mesh collision support. The latest release has been dubbed Bouncing Betty, and is no longer network-compatible with the previous release. The build for 64bit windows has also been resurrected, I intend to keep it supported from here on.

Thorn arranged the osirion.org domain and provided server space to run a dedicated website with forums and a bug tracker for our beloved Project::OSiRiON. Right now everything is still in the under construction phase, but I am confident we can grow out of that soon.