Heads up, Wiibrewers! libwiisprite, the popular Wiibrew sprite library, has received a new update from its authors, Chaosteil and Feesh! This update receives the new reference pixel system, which allows you to rotate and scale a sprite around a specific point. Here's the changelog since v0.2.2:
0.3.0a
* Fixed an initializing bug when using a drawable image.
0.3.0 - This is a release in preparation for Galaxy Stations. Enjoy!
* Added a reference pixel system. It allows to rotate and scale a sprite around a specific point on itself. Check the documentation how to use it. The spritetest example also has a little example on it.
* Fixed a huge memory leak when loading an image which was in every previous version. Upgrading is recommended.
* Several speedups which can increase the speed of the library when drawing Sprites and TiledLayers, or even assigning Images.
0.2.3
* All possible png files can now be loaded.
* Image has now a "DestroyImage()" method to allow to reload the image after that.
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