Still can't read it though - reader needs SSkinMeshBuffer which only supports 16 bit so far
(changes in loader are just spelling fixes in comments)
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Yeah, setValue is not enough and if getLast() works then this should work as well (when users are very careful...)
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Same as in IIndexBuffer. Needed as replacement for non const operator[] which can't be done for this interface (as type is dynamic).
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Did some tests and the overhead speed cost on loading and rendering where both not really measurable even in a pretty huge scene.
While some Irrlicht parts might still have a problem with 32-bit meshes (octree for example, also some meshmanipulator functions), it's probably still less of a problem than having broken meshes and just a nicer default. Also the troubling parts in Irrlicht can be improved over time.
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Thanks @Foaly for the patch (https://irrlicht.sourceforge.io/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=51441)
Applied with some minor changes.
Also mesh-type in that loader now set to EAMT_STATIC (was EAMT_OBJ before, probably some copy-pasting going on).
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Giving the loader it's own enum allowed me to add more options.
EITH_OPTIMAL which reduces buffers back to 16-bit if they don't need 32-bit.
Using that in obj loader.
Also 32-bit meshes with EMT_PARALLAX_MAP_SOLID material should now work in obj loader (untested as I got no test-case)
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Also added a bit documentation about what it's purpose seems to be (hope I got it right...).
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CMeshManipulator::createMeshCopy creates new meshes which have copies of the actual meshbuffers instead of copying everything into SMeshBuffers (which didn't support 32 bit or any of the other special features).
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- IMeshLoader::setPreferredIndexType and getPreferredIndexType allow setting hints for the loaders if users prefer 16 or 32 bit meshbuffers. Loaders are free to ignore those hints (all but .obj will do that for now).
- obj meshloader loads now 32-bit buffers when setPreferredIndexType is set to EIT_32BIT.
NOTE: It's 16 bit meshes use now also an IDynamicMeshbuffer instead of an SMeshBuffer.
That will break the code of people who accessed meshbuffer before by casting to SMeshBuffer*
And might even be somewhat slower (lot's of virtual functions...), but shouldn't really matter and can maybe be a bit improved.
Sorry about that, I considered keeping SMeshBuffer for 16-bit (still considering it), but it would add some overhead in code and I don't think it's worth that. If there are any complains I'll maybe consider it again.
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Allows to find out which class a meshbuffer has.
I used the same kind of style as ISceneNode::getType. So using four CC codes and virtual functions (instead of type variable).
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Avoid creating dummy arrays when we work with non array images.
Just a minor speed improvement.
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Textures involved had all power of two sizes anyway, so no real difference in this case, just a bit cleaner.
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Drawing the screenshot itself before taking final result to see if the problem is in the render or the screenshot
Note: Test-images for software-drivers show some other problems there which this test wasn't about.
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Tests seem to work fine without -Xext and -Xcursor so kicking those out for now.
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- ESC now also makes cursor visible again (probably first key users press in panic usually)
- Bunch of spelling fixes
- Let all words in UI elements start with upper-case
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Also a bit better defaults for sizes and positions of nodes&camera
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1 Meshbuffer with 24 vertices, so each side has it's own vertices.
Normals perpendicular to the cube-sides.
CubeSceneNode accepts now a ECUBE_MESH_TYPE
CubeSceneNode::clone now also clones rotation and scale (not sure why it didn't do that before - hope there was no reason, but can't think of any).
ISceneManager::addCubeSceneNode accepts now a ECUBE_MESH_TYPE and passes it through.
Example 22.MaterialViewer using new cube type. Also a few more beauty fixes there.
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Using default light values which work a bit better with cube.
But really needs another cube-type (which Irrlicht has not yet, needs single material with 24 vertices)
as a cube with vertex normals which average connected sides is horrible with vertex-lighting
(the problem is that the light get's behind the plane formed by the vertex-normal this way which is super confusing).
Will probably add another cube-type soon.
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Less black on grey text.
Prevent controlling light and ui-elements same time.
Bit more compact code in a few places.
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Mostly spelling stuff.
Only real code change is that Irrlicht has by now a function to fill images, so no more extra code for that needed.
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Added that one accidentally in my last commit (leftover from a failed experiment)
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Don't move the mouse anymore when the mouse hasn't moved.
This was sometimes confusing because events are only caught inside the window (at least on Windows),
which lead to the node moving seemingly randomly when the mouse was outside.
Also added a few more comments to mention CursorControl as an alternative.
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Just to show that GUI can be used print usable keys on screen.
Also ESC can be used now to quit.
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Note: Turns out we never got rendering into 2 OpenGL Windows same time working.
Not going to look into this for now as it's not a new bug (never seems to have worked).
If anyone has more information (like maybe it's not possible?) be nice and tell us in the forum.
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Other functions like getMaterialRendererName got switched to u32 in the past. I can see no reason why this one was left out, so changing it to be same as the rest.
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So uv-coordinates can now be modified directly (previously only possible via texture matrix).
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That was a bad case of premature optimization.
Multiplication is indeed faster, but when working with floats this can introduce some rather unexpected inaccuracies.
Like x/x suddenly no longer being 1.0 (something guaranteed by division).
If someone really needs this back, then please add some new function which makes it clear we don't just have a typical division here.
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Invisible difference, probably some mip-mapping pixel.
Getting rid of some unnecessary global in example 14
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Due an off-by-one error it went wrong where there a special character replacement for the second-last character going on.
So something like "<X" became "<" instead of "<X".
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