cliffsnotes:
$Core::WetnessTexture = "core/rendering/images/wetMap.png"; //for the influence degree map
probes/skylight have a new canDamp boolean, set to off for probes, on for skylight by default.
:levelinfo has a dampness multiplier (0-1)
kicked up numTextures from 8 to 16 for shaderdata and postfx since that hit the 8 texture-in prior limit, and we've already adopted apis that can handle the higher count
while that certainly works for most cases it falls apart when dealing with postfx where it's an unnamed array of variable types of inputs.
shifted the profile assignment to #define INIT_IMAGEASSET_ARRAY(name, profile, index) so there's still a really obvious point where you can see the default setting, even if it's not in the more desireable OG definition spot
for postfx in particular, given we can swap that, provided an example of how to do just that
Processed core, tools and default modules to utilize assets
Converted all console types that were string based, such as TypeImageFilename to utilize const char*/the string table, which avoids a lot of type swapping shenanigans and avoids string corruption
Removed unneeded MainEditor mockup module
Removed some unused/duplicate image assets from the tools
Reorg'd probe init to flow better and be more robust on load
Cleaned up various parts of the probe render manager to be more stable
Fixed issue with crash on release due to numProbe in loops being 0
Updated glsl probe array shader
Beginning of rework of editor settings
Beginning of conversion of asset import config to similar system as editor settings
- PostEffect class now offers the current projection offset and target
viewport as shader constants.
- Turbulence postFX now takes the current projection offset into
account.
- Turbulence postFX now clamps itself to the current viewport.
- Turbulence postFX now renders after the glow bin, specifically after
the glow postFX renders. This ensures that it can take advantage of
knowing the current viewport rather than affecting the entire render
target.
- General fix for PostFX render targets to properly support the GFX
viewport setting. This is an opt-in change through the use of the new
mTargetViewport property as most PostFX run fine with their assumption
of the viewport being the whole rendering target.
- The SSAO PostFX has been modified to use the new mTargetViewport
property. This allows correct rendering in a side-by-side view such as
with the Oculus Rift, or any other constrained viewport rendering.
