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Releases: 66-m/sorting-visualizer

v1.3.4

27 Oct 19:48

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What's Changed

  • Introduced several new visuals
    • Plane
    • Disparity Plane
    • Pyramid
    • Morphing Shell
    • Disparity Chords
    • .. and more
  • Enhanced the Cube visual
  • Updated MultiGradient saturation and brightness
  • Improved visual time performance for arrays with more than 2000 elements
  • Refactored and simplified the build and run modules
  • Fixed outdated dependencies
  • Increased the maximum number of sortable elements to 20,000
  • Made items in the runall-settings panel moveable -> custom run-order
  • Addressed various bugs

v1.3.3

24 Sep 18:14

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What's Changed

  • Added new sorting algorithms and visuals - in total now 22 sorting algorithms and 19 visuals.
  • Enhanced Sphere and Cube visuals.
  • Introduced Image Horizontal and Vertical.
  • Switched renderer from P2D to P3D.
  • Fixed various bugs for better stability.

v1.3.2

30 Sep 14:59
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What's Changed

  • bugfix - cancel button not being disabled after sorting
  • bugfix - mute checkbox not working if activated before sorting
  • bugfix - unwanted shuffle reset after sorting
  • removed unused dependencies - Visualizer should now work on Mac

Full Changelog: https://github.com/CompilerStuck/sorting-visualizer/commits/v1.3.2

v1.3.1

28 Sep 20:05
d96d526

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Features

  • Changing the array size
  • Selecting algorithms / Run all algorithms
  • Changing the shuffle type
  • Selecting one of 16 Visualizations - two of those are 3D Models
  • Selecting different color gradients and creating your own!
  • Showing Measurements during the execution
  • Sorted Percentage
  • Counting Comparisons
  • Measuring the estimated Real Time
  • Counting Swaps
  • Counting Writes to the main Array
  • Counting Writes to possible auxiliary Arrays
  • Displaying a comparison table at the end to compare algorithms
  • Playing / Muting Sound
  • Canceling the current execution