- Adds entry to RMB menu in Asset Browser to restore an asset to a backup copy taken from autosaves
- Adds reparent out-of-bounds objects button to SceneGroup inspector
- Adds ability to have SubScene have a different loading bounds from the actual subscene bounds, allowing load triggering to happen ahead of the bounds of the subscene itself
- Fixes asset importer handling of animFPS field to be the correct type
- Adds onInspect handling to GameBase allowing better handling for any game class type with editor integration
- Add getAssetLooseFileCount and getAssetLooseFile to AssetManager to be able to iterate over all loose files associated to an asset
- Add standard/default preload function def to forestItem
- Fixes handling of text placement on GuiIconButtonCtrl when text is set to the right
- Adds setGlobalCenter utility function
- Adds ability to set guiInputCtrl active state
- Matched util functions for tracking if left and right mouse buttons are down to EditTSCtrl alongside the existing middle mouse
- Add empty element sanity check to appMesh loader
- Add callback for GameBase when game is created
- Add default graphics options config for steamdeck
- Fix typo in assetImportConfig default
- Filters SceneGroup utility buttons in inspector to only show for relevent class types
* Adds method to Scene to delete dynamic objects in the scene
* Add getNodeTransform to ShapeBase
* Add sanity check to AFX ea_update function to avoid divide by zero
* Adds ability to set color mul on GuiBitmapBorderCtrl like bitmapCtrl
* MatrixF utilty functions/operators
* Add ability to ignore an object in the containerBoxEmpty method call
* Adds some better initialization/sanity handling for resetWorldBox and resetRenderWorldBox for SceneObject
SceneObject now defaults to a category of "misc"
getCategoryOfClass now checks parent classes for what categories they hold so that variants can inherit
categories are in one of a few rough groups and subgroups depending on actual mapper needs/usages
add reloading state to asset tracking,
convert most asset.isnull() checks on over to skipping out unless the errcode is ::Ok, or ::UsingFallback
add more errstriongcodes to hook up
skip load<type> execution if the asset loaded state is ::Ok
clustering work for datablocks for both consistent scanning for object parameters, as well as an eye towards orgainizing things to make reviewing what variations of components we'll be needing down the line clearer
Updates the forest editor tooling to utilize the new sets, and adjusts the creation of new Brushes in the forest editor to have user select a target module first.
This ensures all a module's brushes are grouped into the new ForestBrushGroup class which auto-registers into the ForestBrushSet, thus allowing modules to have their own sets of brushes that automatically hook into the editor workflow.
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
The uninitialized variable 'box' is assigned to itself. Judging from the fact that this is a copy constructor, I think that it is necessary to store in the 'box' the value of 'cv.box'
This makes some tweaks to the engine to support this, specifically, it tweaks the hardcoded shaderpaths to defer to a pref variable, so none of the shader paths are hardcoded.
Also tweaks how post effects read in texture files, removing a bizzare filepath interpretation choice, where if the file path didn't start with "/" it forcefully appended the script's file path. This made it impossible to have images not in the same dir as the script file defining the post effect.
This was changed and the existing template's post effects tweaked for now to just add "./" to those few paths impacted, as well as the perf vars to support the non-hardcoded shader paths in the engine.
Also adds a fix to the mesh item tab in the forest editor to correct odd selection behavior that could erroneously cause selection of two items in the list when you only clicked one.
while not a major issue per-se, the sheer number of times the engine has to jump back in memory and backfill data in a given class can add up. First run of... many.,
SPECIAL NOTE: highly suggest https://github.com/GarageGames/Torque3D/pull/1441 or a variation thereof to prevent debug spew and false-postives for occlusion results.
With significant research, development and prototyping assistance from both @andr3wmac (shaders and partial hook work), and @LuisAntonRebollo (additional culling)
System operates as follows:
1) materials are given an additional castDynamicShadows boolean entry. (Default at time of writing is true by request. Personal usage at time of writing defaults to false. value is default-initialized in materialDefinition.cpp. script/gui exposed)
2) lights are given a staticRefreshFreq and dynamicRefreshFreq (in milliseconds). script/gui exposed
3) materials are (effectively) sorted into dynamic and static shadowmap render lists based on flag. (see shadowMapPass.cpp)
4) initial shadowmaps are generated for each light and 'list'.
5) as each refreshFreq times out, the relevant shadowmap for a given light is refreshed.
Special notes:
dynamicRefreshFreq for all lights is set to a (script exposed) 8MS refresh timer.
StaticRefreshFreq for the lions share of lights defaults to 250 MS (1/4 of a second)
scattersky's embedded light, which is intended to operate in a mobile manner, defaults to 8
to reiterate, these are all customizable per-light via script/inspector gui in the case of alternate project needs.
Many places utilize post-incrementation with iterators, but it's better performance to use pre-incrementation.
Resolved by changing the iter++ instances to ++iter;
Many instances of a function or expression being used repeatedly, which can lower performance.
Fixed it in these cases by creating on local var, reference or pointer that's used instead.
