Avalon Client 4.1.5

System Requirements

• Mac OS X version 10.2.x or later
• An internet connection
• A play.net account

Download Avalon 4.1.5
This file is a .dmg file, which means "disk image." To install, double click on the file and Mac OS X will open it and mount the file as a disk. Drag-and-drop the application file to whatever directory you wish to run it from.

Version 4.1.5 Features

• Optimized socket reading routines. Avalon should be much more responsive now when receiving large amounts of text.
• Added a preference setting to toggle the snapping of normal window position while dragging. This preference is DISABLED by default.
• Fixed a bug where entries in the Names list could cause text to be thrown away and not displayed in the Main window.
• Fixed an issue with the vertical scroll position of the Main window snapping to the bottom with any text received from the game.
• Entering a command to the game will snap the vertical scroll position of the Main window to the bottom. Added a check box to the General Preferences window to toggle this behavior.
• Updated spell entries in Magic menu for GemStone IV.

Version 4.2.2 Beta

Version 4.2.2 Beta Features

• The "Edit Window" option found in the context menu of text view windows has been reworked. This update should resolve any issues that Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard users had with changing fonts.
• Highlights now support a transparent background color option.
• Two new script commands, CALL and RETURN, have been added to the script engine, and are documented in the Scripting Help.rtf file.
• Three new script system variables: $script_name$, $script$, and $time$, have been added to the scripting engine, and are documented in the Scripting Help.rtf file.
• The unending "Connection Error" alerts that occasionally plagued Avalon when it trapped an error should be resolved. Exceptions thrown by plugins should also no longer be caught by this exception handler.
• Script commands should now be properly executed from macros and properly saved in the command line history.
• A bug where using WAITFOR\RE or MATCH\RE to match against text early lines of multi-line output has been resolved. These command should be functions as expected.