0.34
The first version. This version is able to replay lecture written in LectureBot (FICS bot) format. Only coordinate notations (e.g. e2e4) are supported in this version, no SAN yet. This version has the lowest level of FICS emulation. It didn't support many commands, such as "revert", ignored "tomove" etc.
0.60
Using the great library ictk-0.2.0 I was able to add many new features to the program. From this version FICS LectureViewer supports SAN notation. Also I made many minor interface improvements. For example now it displays initial and destination squares on the board etc.
0.8
The program did a huge step forward. I changed the color scheme and add a several variants of piece sets. Also a number of bugs were fixed.
0.8.3
Now in OCs, other than Windows pieces are displayed properly . Bigger board and pieces.
0.9
I full rewrited the program's sources so it's more manageable by using all features of object oriented programming. Ictk-0.2.0 isn't that great. It's a somewhat limited so I switched to Chesspresso library, which is more convenient.
0.9.1
New board textures and a very important bug was fixed.
0.9.5
I hope the program will be stable enough very soon and this is the first step to it. Bug fixes in GUI in online lecture replaying menu (though it's too inconvenient to use it in practice at the moment), switched representation of the lecture text from simple array to java collections, more convenient customization that means you do not need to restart the program after changing square textures or piece set, the pause button that allows to pause a lecture.
1.0.0 Beta
This is the completely new version, using LVBoard. This is basically hasn't any new features. To improve maintainability I cut the program on three parts. LVBoard - graphical board, LVCompiler - the script that compiles FICS lectures to new *.lvl lectures format. LecViewer - actually the main part.
