![[18/10/2011] Minimap](http://openxcom.org/wp-content/gallery/v0-4/18102011_minimap.png "[18/10/2011] Minimap")
![[18/10/2011] Manufacture](http://openxcom.org/wp-content/gallery/v0-4/18102011_manufacture.png "[18/10/2011] Manufacture")
![[19/09/2011] Modfying a research project](http://openxcom.org/wp-content/gallery/v0-4/19092011_researchproject.png "[19/09/2011] Modfying a research project")
![[19/09/2011] Research Complete window](http://openxcom.org/wp-content/gallery/v0-4/19092011_researchcomplete.png "[19/09/2011] Research Complete window")
![[17/09/2011] Debriefing screen](http://openxcom.org/wp-content/gallery/v0-4/17092011_debriefing.png "[17/09/2011] Debriefing screen")
![[19/06/2011] Inventory](http://openxcom.org/wp-content/gallery/v0-3/19062011_inventory.png "[19/06/2011] Inventory")
For those compiling OpenXcom yourselves, there’s a bug in SDL_gfx 2.0.21 and older that causes the globe to be rendered incorrectly, so until a new version is released, you’ll need the latest SDL_gfx SVN to fix it. If you’re using the pre-built Windows dependencies, they’ve been updated for this so just download them again to fix it.
July 25th, 2010 at 3:05 pm
OSX dependencies have been updated as well