Also connect the signal from script, as it makes it easier to understand
than by having to check the connected signals via the GUI.
(cherry picked from commit 4eb49cc732)
The scripts were streamlined using more or less the following conventions:
- space after a comma in lists of arguments
- spaces around weak operators (+, -), no spaces around strong operators (*, /)
- spaces around comparison operators and compound assignment operators
- space after a comment start (#)
- removed trailing spaces or tabs, apart from those that delimit the function indentation level (those could be removed too but since they are added automatically by the editor when typing code, keeping them for now)
- function blocks separate by two newlines
- comment sentences start with an upper-case letter
The scripts were streamlined using more or less the following conventions:
- space after a comma in lists of arguments
- space around weak operators (+, -), no space around strong operators (*, /)
- space after a comment start (#)
- removed trailing spaces or tabs, apart from those that delimit the function indentation level (those could be removed too but since they are added automatically by the editor when typing code, keeping them for now)
- function blocks separate by two newlines
The scene files were resaved with the (current) 2.0 format, and some scenes that were in XML format were converted to SCN, to be consistent across all demos.
-Visible 2D and 3D Shapes, Polygons, Tile collisions, etc.
-Visible Navmesh and Navpoly
-Visible collision contacts for 2D and 3D as a red point
-Customizable colors in project settings
Works for 2D and 3D
These are still just helpers in case you want to animate them or access them
directly.
Modifying the real shapes is still done via CollisionObject and CollisionObject2D APIs
But an API was added so you can query which shapes from CollisionObject correspond to which CollisionShape.
Have Fun!
Previously, they stuck around as invisible physics objects. This fix is much
cleaner than my previous attempts, as it uses the ability to call a function
from an animation as is done in the 2d platformer demo.
1) press the heart while the game is running
2) select a scene to live edit from the opened scenes
3) edit/add/remove nodes or resources, change their properties, etc.
4) watch changes reflected in running game, in all places this scene is
edited
5) It's not perfect obviously, but the aim of it is to try to reflect
your changes as best as possible in the running game.
-calltip dissapears with more types of keypresses or when pressing ')'
-properly looks into autoloaded scripts or nodes with another script for
script functions/variables/etc.
-ability to edit multiple scenes at the same time
-resource internal IDs are now persistent, this makes multiple scene
editing possible but maaaaay result in file corruption bugs (tested and
could not find anything but possibility exists because core code
changed, report immediately if you find this).
-properly save settings, layout, etc when edited
-script editing is independent from scene editing now
-show a yellow box when a script belongs to the scene
Rémi Verschelde
George Marques
hondres
Juan Linietsky
eska
Franklin Sobrinho
Saracen
Zher Huei Lee
neikeq
firefly2442
reduz
Ricardo Pérez
Eric R. Monson
Bojidar Marinov