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
utilize specialty case soundarray macros.
slim duplicate entries in vehicle already hand;ed by rigidshape.
create a gamebasedata::onnewdatablock which calls onremove and onadd for the db for those classes like wheeledvehicle that expect mounting logic to occur
a) add more profiling for analysis
b)don't bother trying to update collision if we're set to imobility or not moving fast eough for even the contact velocity tolerance threshold to trip
c) updateforces and updateWheelParticles already trigger extendWheels(); . no need to do it a third time
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
1) got rid of evey class having it's own gravity
2) rigidshape inheritance simplifications
3) gravitymod from physicszones taking buoyancy into account natively (we still track raw bouyancy to cancel it out for player)
4) disableMove used throughout
5) items can now also be influenced by the appliedforce from physicszones
cleaned a few, but by no means all redundancies.
DO NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
ShapeBase::processTick(move);
ShapeBase::interpolateTick(dt);
to avoid side effects for now. properly those would be retooled down the line to be more inheritance-friendly.
- Con::executef now uses a template
- All public execution functions now restore the console stack upon return
- Fixed bad parameters on some callbacks
- Reverts get*Arg behavior
New forceClientTransform() console method to force a RigidShape's
transform on the client. This is used when you transform a RigidShape
on the server and want the client to immediately transform rather than
interpolate to the transform.
