WIP mode of guiSliderCtrl to be a filled rectangle instead of a textured UI
Fixed bug with guiTextEditCtrl losing focus updating history passing malformed strings
Updated WIP options menu
Editor/Project settings WIP
Updated editor theme to be consistent, and feed off the editor settings
Updated popup menus to reference renamed profiles
Added more in-progress modules for examples/stress testing
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
Separated baked cubemap load/processing logic into a separate function for clarity
various corrections for when fields change so it properly notifies down to the client
Fixed enable flag logic to actually work
Fixed skylight enable flag so it properly disables if flipped off
Includes spectatorGameplay by default for streamline testing for now
Adds in reparentItem for GuiTreeViewCtrl
Added gitignore to shaderCache/.gitignore
Fixed material asset import logic to properly parent included images to the material
Includes D3D_Compiler47.dll for dependency compliance, and modified cmake file to not install said dll if not using D3D11 API
Updated import options gui with tree view, additional shape statistics and settings load/save options. See /Engine/lib/assimp/t3d_usage.md for usage tips.
TODO: core::rendering pref on the BRDF texture instead of hardcode path, add best-pick logic for forward probes and double-check ogl forward is playing nice.
`Engine\source\gfx\gfxDevice.cpp(837,0): {Fatal} - GFXDevice::setTexture - out of range stage! -1>16` though the shaders themselves are now in a compling state (ostensibly)
that way if multiple probes get updated at once, we don't hit the update loop for each one, which is obviously silly
also fixed the 'probes' cubemaps aren't ready until you nudge them'
turns out when we were setting out global var which we used for the irradiance and prefilter cubemap paths, it was being set AFTER the probes got loaded
so it was using an invalid path to look up the cubemaps
-@areloch
This commit deals with the problem that the keyframe timestamps are not standardized. Seconds, milliseconds and ticks are used depending on the import format. There is no metadata or property that specifies the format used, so the option is exposed to the user as part of the import options gui.