by request,
adds a per object-instance onadd for datablocks if an object instance *also* defines a class.
be mindful not to mix up which namespace is in use there, as you can not tag two different core class instances the same scripted class
implements the same with the same restrictions for simobjects in general
- 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
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
typehints operate as an additional label for a given class in the inspector, allowing one to specify what class-entry to use as a tag
examples: Prefab displays prefab filename
TSStatic displays the used shape asset name
SFXEmitter displays the played sound asset
GameBase derivatives display the datablock used
- Updated to work with 0.5.x SDK
- Uses Oculus Rendering rather than PostFX
- Stereo rendering refactored so more rendering info is grabbed from the DisplayDevice
- Implements an Offscreen Canvas for in-game gui with oculus
- Message dialogs and metrics display can now go to the OffScreen Canvas (if oculus demo is setup correctly)
* Removed #defines
* Fall back to using visible distance if ghost distance is not used
* Removed ghost distance from level files as it will default
* Renamed mConnectionVisibleDistance for consistency
By default it is not included in the build, you must #define GHOSTSCOPING in the torqueConfig.h to enable it.
The distance can be set via the mission file by adding
visibleGhostDistance = "1000";
Or if it is not set in the mission file it will default to what is defined in torqueConfig.h #defined as GHOSTSCOPING_DEFAULT_DISTANCE_IF_NOT_IN_MISSION
The mission default distance can be overridden on a per connection basis by using gameconnection:setVisibleGhostDistance and gameconnection:getVisibleGhostDistance
The logic for setting the scoping distance was moved from shapebase in the original design to SceneObject so that it will affect cameras, players, etc.
Change both the damage flash and white out values to return 0 by
default. This prevents a damage flash or white out from displaying for
GameBase derived classes that don't override these methods. From
https://github.com/GarageGames/Torque3D/issues/395
