Standardizes Gamemodes to be an actual class with data and utility functions that can be parsed
Adds inspector field handling for selecting gamemodes
Updated Scene class to work with Gamemodes for the gamemode field
Updates editor suite elements to be able to create SubScenes, SceneGroups and Gamemodes
Adds ability to convert SimGroup to SubScene
Updates BaseUI's chooselevel menu to have gamemode selection and filters shown levels based on selected gamemode
* 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:
UpdateXformChange(mat); operates on the parent object, so made no sense to shove it in void SceneObject::PerformUpdatesForChildren(MatrixF mat){
provide callbacks for when the parent/child relationship changes
simpath+camerapline+pathshape
provide a mechanism to embed a callback for a pathshape defined on a path node. example:
new Marker() {
seqNum = "7";
hitCommand = "TheCommand" // <------------------------------;
position = "-17.0856 -92.2349 4.00051";
rotation = "0.0334943 -0.254411 0.966516 179.495";
};
function PathShapeData::TheCommand(%this,%obj)
{
echo("Do the thing");
}
Shifted tracking of importing asset status to an enum for more robust handling
Added logic to properly init freshly created shapeConstructors with the newly imported shapeAsset
Fixed handling of assets that have been marked to be skipped, but needed to fill in the parent's dependencies(UseForDependencies enum value)
Cleaned up redundant recursive logic for importing assets
Disable Create Game Objects button in inspector
Fixed material assignment for convex proxies
Updated asset icons for AB with WIP images to be more clear
Fixed issue where type-generic icons in the creator items in the AB weren't showing correctly.
Force AB to show creator entries in list mode for efficiency and avoid icon scaling issues
Moved creator functions for AB to separate file for convenience
Filled out GUIControls in the AB's creator mode, and context world editor and GUI creator entries based on active editor
Added drag-n-drop handling for guiControls via AB creator in guiEditor mode
Added more types' profiles in the AB gui profiles to give more unique border colors for better visual clarity of asset type
Added editor setting to indicate if the editor should load into the last edited level, or the editor default scene
Fixed setting of highlight material overlay in shapeEditor
Added global keybind for GUIEditor so space also toggles assetbrowser
Fixed up binding/finding of shapeConstructor by assetId, which also fixed displaying of shape's material listing
operates by shifting oninspectpostapply callback further down the inheritance hieracrchy and add some scripts to trigger sethidden and setlocked for all sceneobjects in a given simgroup if the states are set for that group
Added WIP of lighting viz logic to point and spotlight shaders
Made new asset window adhere to path-based system
Ongoing work to standardize asset import actions
Context-based Asset Import popups
Fixed behavior with adding a new sequence in shape editor
Made it so apply in PostFX editor no longer closes window
Work to re-add class visibility filters in editor
Initial implementation of changeable TSStatic materials via material slots and drag and drop of material assets onto world editor from AB
Updated Volumetric Fog to support ShapeAsset for it's model data
Added cmake option to hide literal filename fields if the class supports asset fields for the same input
Added light viz modes to see diffuse, specular and detail lighting modes(currently just sun)
New raycast console function to return back material of hit object
Moved GameObject logic to SceneObject and started fixing up of editor behavior to allow any SceneObject to be converted into a GO, along with all supported behavior such as instance-template management and spawning GO via drag-and-drop from AB
Fixed inspector field tooltip text to be positioned in inspector footer properly again
Drag and drop of shape asset attempts to drop at raycast position now, instead of just at the camera ray position
Original PR broke class-type visibility toggles in the editor, so this adjustment on the same setup keeps the optimized path, but also enables the original class-based render toggle if the editor is open.
(Also adds TORQUE_TOOLS check to have it be even leaner if the project doesn't have tool support at all)
is-camera -- Adds a test for determining if object is a camera.
cam-speed -- added method for getting the camera movement speed.
zoned-in -- connection is flagged as "zoned-in" when client is fully connected and user can interact with it.
Added a check to SceneObject::setProcessTick() to prevent objects that have mounts from being removed from the process list so the processAfter chain of the mounted objects is not broken.
For some reason returning true/false rather that 1/0 from
_getRenderEnabled would cause errors in some comparison cases to see if
it was true or not (would treat it as if it was a string/word rather
than a bool or int).
* 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.
