- 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.
- Modified the glow postFX to now respect the current viewport settings.
- This fixes glow rendering for the Oculus Rift and any other time the
glow rendering should be limited to a region of the back buffer.
- Modified OculusVRSensorData::compare() to only work with the raw
sensor data when specifically requested. No need to process those
values if the user hasn't asked for them.
- Now requires OVR SDK 0.2.5
- New chromatic aberration correction shader. Can be disabled by
setting $pref::OculusVR::UseChromaticAberrationCorrection to false prior
to enabling Rift display (such as for screen shots).
- FXAA on by default when using full screen on the Rift.
- Can now manually override IPD from script. Otherwise value set in
profile is used.
- Raw sensor data now available through input events (set
$OculusVR::GenerateSensorRawEvents to true) and console methods. The
raw data is acceleration, angular velocity, and magnetometer reading.
- Can determine if magnetometer calibration data is available using a
console method in order to notify the user.
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
Fix for mounted image lights beyond the first weapon light. Before this
fix all mounted images that have lights would not function if mounted to
a slot after a mounted image that uses a weapon light.
When using only compiled scripts, the isFile( "./audioData.cs" ) would
fail for audioData.cs.dso causing none of the audio data to load. The
correct method is to use isScriptFile(), along with a fully qualified
file path, to check for either the .dso or .cs files.
Removing the "using namespace Torque" from header file to prevent issues
with certain engine addons conflicting with ::UUID defined by windows
and Torque::UUID defined by T3D.
