the navmesh editor will try and bolt on an aicontroller initially referencing a datablock.aiControllerData for any given thing clicked on.
make sure if you saved a file with one still referenced, it wont try to use the old one
for players this defaults to 0.001, for wheeledvehicles, 2.0, and for flyingvehicles, 200
fix naveditor cript not looking up the object.datablock.aicontrollerdata
fix AIWheeledVehicleControllerData not binding the relevant ::resolvespeed
also the relevant ::resolvespeed now lowers the throttle post-turning
add AIFlyingVehicleControllerData
included in root/data/ as a module so theres a generic folks can riff off of
additionally, includes a physcs based damage option inspector exposed augment for velicity based collisions, as well as utilities for applying damage to the object a given thing is mounted to
further. also fixes a lack of vehicles being able to use thier mvTriggerCount4 and 5 for the additional 2 mountpoints allowed
leverage the fact that when we create the backup prefab, that compresses down to one selected object
from there we can get it's position and use that for the bake location
adds ability to get image metadata without loading the texture
since we are using the getOwned parameter correctly now new assets must have the full path to the image file when being created
when the asset becomes owned again the image file path will be updated.
splitTerrainMaps("data/some/file"); or makeTerrainMapsFrom("module:anAsset"); to take a detailed albedo map and split it into a _bas(is) file thats an averaghe of the inut and a _det(ail) file to raise and lower different channels from that average.
special note: while used primarily for terrain authoring, these files could also be plugged into a normal material
* Fixed issue of creating new SubScene using the full level template instead of a blank level file
* Fixed subScene inspector field handling so clicking the create new will mark the 'in place' created level asset as a subscene appropriately
* Changed up persistenceManager logic when parsing objects out - especially with specialty fields - to use Strings instead of const char* to simplify memory juggling and improve stability
* Rolled back specialty array field outputs for decal roads and convex shapes to have the field names in the output again
* Added sanity check for MeshRoad's when writing out via specialty array field to ensure there are profile nodes before trying to write any
* Added sanity check to avoid pointlessly writing out meshroad and river position field into subScene file as it could cause a transform double-up and cause them to move when loading from a subscene
Few fixes to display float values if the inspector field asks for floats
Split Hsb out from colorI now linearColorF can return HSB from its own color without having to go through the colorI conversion, hopefully gets rid of rounding errors etc since we are only doing the calc once.
Adds eye dropper functionality
adds eye dropper button image supplied by jeff
adds a few missing asset files (due to in asset browser scan and add all loose files)
Also adds a check so if we have spawned as just a camera, it scopes down to the client correctly
Correctly has the shortcut calls activate for the spawn override callbacks if no modules or gamemodes are able to respond to them
Added logic to ModuleManager's findModules method to allow priority sorting as well as pre-filtering by a given module group
Adjusts the %isFine argument for the onMapLoadFailed callback events to %canContinueOnFail for a bit more clarity on what the arg conveys
Shifts the setSpawnObjectType, setSpawnPoint and onPostSpawn call stack to utilize an event manager to allow the setup process for spawners and gamemode prepwork to run in it's own time, if needbe. Such as if a gamemode has to generate a map and there's no guarantees on when it'll b e done for one client vs another
Added getModulesAndGameModesList, callOnObjectList and getNumCanCallOnObjectList utility functions
By default this list of variables would be:
%this.spawnClass = "Camera";
%this.spawnDBType = "CameraData";
%this.spawnDataBlock = "Observer";
%this.playerSpawnGroups = "PlayerSpawnPoints PlayerDropPoints";
%this.spawnPoint = "";
%this.spawnLocation = "0 0 0";
Also adds several callbacks so that these values can be overridden by modules and gamemodes, kicked off from the %client.spawnControlObject(); command :
callOnModules("setSpawnObjectType", "Game", %this);
callGamemodeFunction("setSpawnObjectType", %this);
callOnModules("setSpawnPoint", "Game", %this);
callGamemodeFunction("setSpawnPoint", %this);
callOnModules("onPostSpawn", "Game", %this);
callGamemodeFunction("onPostSpawn", %this);
This is to ensure that a game mode can supersede modules, but even modules can dictate spawn behaviors for minimalist implementations and drop-in interop support
Fixes behavior with gamemode selection in ChooseLevelMenu so if there is only one gamemode, it is auto-selected and advances to the level selection
Update ExampleLevel in ExampleModule to have updated gamemodes field name
Added mode toggle for if changing the transform influences the child objects of a SubScene or not
Added onSelected/onUnselected callbacks for SimObjects to allow contextual behavior in the editor
Added functionality of programmatic/dynamic Tool Button Palettes
Added logic so when selecting SubScenes the world editor palette has new buttons for letting the move/rotate actions influence the child objects
Shifted to utilizing SimGroupInterator and persistenceManager to fix saving issues with SubScenes
Shifted to utilizing SimGroupIterator for Scene saving to standardize and minimize object misses
Changed prefab load file logic to add loaded child simgroup to rootscene for consistent tracking and avoiding conflicts with subScene's hijacking the ImmediateGroup var
Reduced duplication of build<type>field callback for inspectors
Added more standard field type lookups to inspector group when creating a field to avoid misses for types like 'F32' or similar.
Folded the added-on MinSize/MaxSize/SimgroupSelect fields for SimGroup editing into a single compound field and fixed bugs with it's behavior so it works as expected now
adds an isValid(gridinfo tile) command to prefilter out grid elements of a specified nature
applies that to SetEmptyAction::process
also corrects sliderbar positions for terrain painting elements, as ell as adds a min/max slope for removal
potential TODOs: apply it more places pending feedback. add a min/max hieght filter as well
Adds loadIf conditional logic to evaluate if a subscene is 'allowed' to load when tested
Adds isAlwaysActive to GameMode to be able to flag a gamemode as being defaulted to on and used automatically
Updated GetGameModesList function to return an arrayObject of the gamemodes found
Overhauled CallGameModeFunction to utilize the gamemodes list with active/alwaysActive modes being called against, rather than level-scanning
Updated ChooseLevelMenu to be able to toggle on/off multiple gamemodes with an image indicator if it's active or not
This streamlines much of the code and makes it easier to find and follow how different asset, object and file types are handled by the asset browser
Also clears out various bits of cruft and old commented blocks of code
Added extra large font to the windowed console. Use the [-A] [A+] buttons to change the size.
Preferably would introduce "lineSpacing" to the GuiConsole object for improved readability; as well to store this into the prefs.
Remove the tabs from the asset browser and windowed console. There were some issues and asset browser will be changed soon. Downside is that the windowed console and asset browser will now open on top of each other.
Some text was black on dark which is hard to read. Due to use of non-existing or incorrect profiles. Title is also updated to be visually in line with the rest of the world editor.
Because of the large width & height of the Arial font at 18 did the window titles not fit properly. Font has been decreased and made bold for the sake of distinction. Additional has the terrainpainter window's position been corrected (terrainEditor.ed.tscript)
Correct the background of the world editor main tab with a (new) solid fill. Sometimes it appeared as black, magenta or the just the scene itself. Color is fixed for now as it is a unique situation regarding the use of tabs here.
Sidepanels of the world editors got shifted due to the introduction of the editor tab. Several corrected overall. Some minor tweaks to be expected in a later commit.
Tweaked example module script file to comply
Moved ExampleGameMode script file to scripts/shared since client and server need access to the gamemode for logic to work
Standardizes Gamemodes to be an actual class with data and utility functions that can be parsed
Adds inspector field handling for selecting gamemodes
Updated Scene class to work with Gamemodes for the gamemode field
Updates editor suite elements to be able to create SubScenes, SceneGroups and Gamemodes
Adds ability to convert SimGroup to SubScene
Updates BaseUI's chooselevel menu to have gamemode selection and filters shown levels based on selected gamemode
Updates and moves the escape keybind to be an actionMap that is activated/deactivated in the UI module when a client connection is processed to keep it within the module's functionality
ADDED: functionality to clean nodes out of the script that are related to a specific target
ADDED: functionality to clean multiple addCollisionDetails from the script
ADDED: ColConvex get added as nodes now and dont just get skipped (for future reference ColMeshes are checked for colConvex are not but this will be needed in future)
Removed: erroneous deletion of nodes and meshes from shapeEditorActions tscript file.
Adding multiple collision hulls and shapes through the shape editor now works as intended though with multiple convex hulls it does produce a few lag spikes on first load of the objects.
repurposed and renamed the 2 sliders in the gui to be for settings in vhacd
added the drop down for fillMode types but it is not hooked up to source yet
changes required to get masox to run.
Some further changes possible required around resourceHolder in future.
The geometry shader works in macosx with gl version 3.3, though i do think some changes are required internally to account for a lack of OUT_col%
deleteSelection when an output node had multiple connections only the first one was deleted, needed a new function to return a vector of connections that are now looped and deleted at the end of delete selection.
few other minor additions and fixes.
add the extra functions for drawing gui elements
RoundedRectangle:
All draw rect functions now pass through roundedRectangle which uses a shader and can draw borders, and rounds the corners
Draw thick line:
draws a line thicker than 1 pixel, uses a geometry shader to do this
Draw Circle:
Draws a circle with a border parameter.
IES profiles to my knowledge are not only free to download, but also free to distribute. you can get packs with thousands of these, i am uploading 3 test ones for now.
Both ies and cookies can now exist on a light
We are still not using all the capabilities of an IES profile, such as candela and luminance values we are just using them as a mask for the moment
Issues compiling on mac and linux, will need to update the ies-loader to use torque methods instead of std::
ADDED: Ability to add IES profile as the cookie texture slot in both point lights and spot lights
TODO:
Have the IES Profile also drive the settings for the lights.
Make it work with Cookie textures. IES profiles are to be another slot in the advanced light section.
selection swapping is causing an apcrash
notDirtyMaterial.delete(); *should* work, but we know what they say about assumptions.
supressing deletion of workspace material kill off and recreation pending proper review
