- 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.
This is a rework of the Pull Request
https://github.com/GarageGames/Torque3D/pull/453 based on my own
understanding of the issue. The details may be found in the description
of the original Pull Request.
- 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.
The processLine definition differs from the base TCPObject class causing the function to never be called. This causes HTTPObject to not function properly, it calls back into the Torque Script with the HTTP headers when it should only be returning the content.
