When a TSShapeInstance makes a copy of its own materials through
cloneMaterialList() (such as done with client side ShapeBase objects),
the reference to a named diffuse render target was being lost. This
affected using a TheoraTextureObject on a ShapeBase derived object
(StaticShape, etc.).
There is a fix in the libsquish repository to make v1.11 compile under
Linux. http://code.google.com/p/libsquish/ This involves adding an
#include <limits.h> to a couple of files.
The style.css defines how some of the Project Manager GUI elements look.
With the buttons for changing a project's modules some changes to this
file are required.
Places a theora video onto a named texture surface that may be used by
any material. Allows for the video to play, pause, stop, loop, and for
the source video to be changed at any time.
Based on this resource:
http://www.garagegames.com/community/resources/view/21019
- ShapeBaseData has two new properties. cameraCanBank indicates that
the game object may bank its eye/camera, if supported by the object.
mountedImagesBank indicates that mounted images should bank with the
eye/camera in first person view. Both default to false.
- Player supports 1st person eye and 3rd person camera banking when
making use of the new ExtendedMove class.
- Camera class supports banking when making use of the new ExtendedMove
class.
- GameConnection now has an idea of a control scheme. This determines
how game objects should respond to input events. A control scheme may
be set by either the server or client. Current control schemes are:
-- Absolute rotation (likely though the ExtendedMove class)
-- Add relative yaw (from mouse or gamepad) to absolute rotation.
-- Add relative pitch (from mouse or gamepad) to absolute rotation.
- Player class supports the new control schemes when using the
ExtendedMove class.
- Camera class supports the new control scheme when using the
ExtendedMove class.
- Side by side rendering implemented throughout the graphics pipeline.
- New GuiTSCtrl renderStyle property is set to "stereo side by side" to
activate.
- You set an IDisplayDevice on the GameConnection to define any vertical
FOV, projection offset, and stereo eye offset properties required for
the stereo rendering (no display device included with this commit).
- Full and Empty templates updated with correct scripts and shaders.
- Support for three positions and rotations.
- Increased the number of bits used to network rotations.
- New Euler based rotation support, in addition to the existing
quaternion support.
Not all platforms currently support the PVI_NumAdapters query from
PlatformVideoInfo. This fix puts in the assumption that there is always
1 adapter if the PVI_NumAdapaters query returns false. This was the
behaviour prior to PVI_NumAdapters being put in place.
The GFX (DirectX) pipeline did not respect the choice of adapter and
always went for the default one. Normally this isn't an issue unless
you wish to target a particular adapter and display device combination.
This has been corrected.
The GFX initialize functions now attempt to find the best adapter that
matches a given display device (i.e. monitor) if one has been passed in.
To aid with choosing a display device some new monitor enumeration
methods have been added to the platform window manager. These methods
have been exposed to the Canvas.
- Be sure to delete all prefs.cs files following this change.
- Changes the console types of the missing, unavailable and warning
texture paths. The old type was causing string corruption when saving
preferences.
- Changes the console type of the TSShapeConstructor collision shapes.
The old type was causing string corruption when saving preferences.
- Changed missing texture reference in ProcessedMaterial from String to
const char*.
Pass a final boolean argument to TerrainBlock::import to control
y-axis flipping. It is enabled by default, since this was the previous
default behavior.
This should be added as an option in the terrain import dialog - see
game/tools/worldEditor/gui/guiTerrainImportGui.gui
