1.99.1

Pre 2.0.0 release.

Fixed missing number object conversion functionality that allows PyGLM to use non-standard number types, such as numpy.float32 (#84).

1.99.0

Pre 2.0.0 release.

• Completely changed the way object types are determined, vastly improves compatibility to lists / tuples and buffer protocol types, such as NumPy arrays
• Added a glm.array type
• Changed the quaternion component order to (w, x, y, z) to make it consistent.
• Added documentation to the wiki.

A few minor changes and fixes

1.2.0

• Updated type checker format types

• Updated README

• Added norm, fixed div/0

• Added the norm extension ( #63 )
• Fixed #65 for types

• Moved silence to warnings.h
• Fixed a few minor issues

• Added decompose extension

• #68 is done

• Fixed clamp, min and max for int types

• Fixed #66
• Temporary workaround / fix for g-truc/glm#1009

• Improved setattr for vec types

• Should fix #67

• Updated tests

1.1.8

Fixed matrix item assignment with slices (#60)
Added support for less complex buffer structures (#61)

1.1.7

Added to_list, to_tuple functions to all types

Also now using Travis CI to provide the wheel distributions (#56)
Thanks to @aforren1

1.1.6

Fixed item assignment issue for w component of vec and mvec types (#55)
Thanks to @aforren1

1.1.5

Updated to GLM 0.9.9.7

Fixed typecodes in the buffer protocol

Improved tests

1.1.4

* Updated licenses

+ Added the license information as 'license' in PyGLM

~ Switched to the unmodified MIT license in COPYING

- Removed GLM_LICENSE

* Updated tests

added check for version and license

* Added support for polar_coordinates

* Switched from RML to SlashBack

1.1.3

Update to GLM 0.9.9.6

Enabled the isPowerOfTwo function

Fixed #49

1.1.2

Fixed vec3 constructor