InputEventMouseMotion isn't guaranteed to fire only on actual mouse
movement. It's not uncommon for the underlying OS motion event to be
sent either by the OS itself or another application even though the
mouse hasn't moved. Godot will generate such zero-motion
InputEventMouseMotion events itself for things like cursor shape
changes.
Once started, the tooltip timer is reset only after a mouse movement of
at least 5 pixels in one frame.
Adds 3D fixed timestep interpolation to the rendering server.
This does not yet include support for multimeshes or particles.
Co-authored-by: lawnjelly <lawnjelly@gmail.com>
Viewport used get_global_transform().xform_inv(mpos) to convert the mouse position to the control's local coordinates when getting the control's tooltip, which does not handle scale correctly. This impacted tooltips for any controls that depended on the position to determine what tooltip to show, including RichTextLabel, ItemList, Tree, and probably some others. This change is for Viewport to use get_global_transform_with_canvas().affine_inverse().xform(mpos) for tooltips instead, to match what we do for Viewport::_gui_call_input.
Fixes#91984
When getting the minimum size for a tooltip, we get the value as a Vector2. Window::set_size() takes a Vector2i, so this size was getting truncated. At certain display scales, this could be enough to cut off part of the tooltip. Updated to call Vector2::ceil() to round up before calling Window::set_size()
Fixes#91958
In `Viewport::_gui_force_drag` currently `Viewport::gui.mouse_focus`
gets cleared, but `Viewport::gui.mouse_focus_mask` doesn't get cleared.
This is an inconsistency which can cause a crash.
With the change of this PR, `mouse_focus_mask` also gets cleared.
This is in alignment with how regular drag and drop clears both variables.
In certain situations it is possible that in a `Viewport` the same
mouse button is pressed twice in series without releasing it in
between.
In this case, focus stealing should happen to ensure, that the
mouse button is not sent unintentionally to the previously focused
Control node.
Make sure, that a windows initial state is `mouse_in_viewport = false`.
This makes sure, that the mouse entered notification is sent when the
mouse hovers a window for the first time.
For embedded Windows, `NOTIFICATION_WM_MOUSE_ENTER` is currently sent
twice in a row. Remove one of the places where it is sent.
`Window::_update_mouse_over()` is the correct one, because there it is
also called for native windows.
* Disabled 2D navigation tests as they do not work
* Disabled tests for primitive meshes
* Unbound some `Mesh` methods that rely on 3D resources
* Unexposed `World3D` as it depends on physics (and isn't useful)
* Unexposed some `Viewport` vrs related properties that had unexposed
methods
