Input: Document that accumulated input is disabled by default
This was actually disabled by mistake in 3.4 causing a regression, but since
this issue survived the whole 3.4.x series and it's now very close to 3.5,
it's too late to change it again.
We might consider it for 3.6 after some beta testing.
- akien-mga
7de45b6203
This expands uppon #60708, using `get_node("%NodeName")` for nodes that
have a unique scene name to avoid having to change the onready
statements when the paths of the nodes change.
- Jummit
63f35d24c6
This was done by refactoring directory and file access handling for the Android platform so that any general filesystem access type go through the Android layer.
This allows us to validate whether the access is unrestricted, or whether it falls under scoped storage and thus act appropriately.
- m4gr3d
24e3b3b88d
Adds map_force_update() function to NavigationServer. This function immediately flushes the Navigationserver command queue and recalculates all navigationmeshes and region connections for a specific map.
- smix8
721c99a530
Added new function that returns all created navigation map RIDs from the NavigationServer. The function returns both 2D and 3D created navigation maps as technically there is no distinction between them.
- smix8
38ee593b76
- Add a range hint to the Viewport `shadow_atlas_size` property.
- Add range steps to the shadow resolution project settings that
match the lowest allowed values (since lower increments don't
make sense).
Some split distance properties are unused depending on the
current shadow mode. Also, Blend Splits and Bias Split Scale can
only be used if the shadow mode is PSSM 2 Splits or PSSM 4 Splits.
- Calinou
1806661462
Otherwise we would crash if something prints an error before init or
after destruction of the `OS` singleton which handles printing/logging.
(cherry picked from commit c83084fccb4cdc42d2ca324c974ace0cf974630d)
Allows to detect whether those commands executed successfully, which makes integration with shell scripts/CI/bindings straightforward.
(cherry picked from commit e3a8edf536ab8115594b0d6c3efa0603e71825ad)
Groups the ill-defined NavigationAgent properties between pathfinding and avoidance to make it more clear which property affects what.
(cherry picked from commit dde09be302afa08f5744533e82247bb49eff1f83)
Recast (the library used for baking) has no concept of a geometry "inside" and this is intentional. ReCast will add navigation mesh to areas as soon as the area inside a source geometry mesh is large enough to fit a navigation mesh polygon with current baking parameters.
(cherry picked from commit 85cdb1144d0ca845df22a879e001e8fa16288224)
Disables navmesh baking EditorProgress for now until fixed as EditorProgress is not thread-safe and uses hacks and Main::iteration() for steps which can result in random crashes when baking navmesh.
(cherry picked from commit 24bb0af4a9ae7d2c9f56c20f3d3c6a4568fc9bf5)
The name was confusing as this signal is emitted around the same time as
`tree_exiting` and `NOTIFICATION_EXIT_TREE`, i.e. while the child node is
still in tree.
Fixes#59210.
(cherry picked from commit 3e6de687b8e9f5c24ff78312208eae6195e6ca40)
A previous optimization prevented instances being added to the interpolation lists when hidden to save processing. This caused a regression when unhiding nodes outside of the physics tick - the interpolated transforms would be stale until the next physics tick, causing a glitch.
This PR readds instances immediately to the interpolation lists when they are unhidden, preventing this glitch.
- lawnjelly
and
Physics Interpolation - fix continuous updating in unmoving objects
Adds instances to the transform update list as well as the interpolate update list when unhiding them. This ensures that the system auto-detects non-moving objects, and removes them from the interpolate update list on the next tick, preventing unnecessary updates.
- lawnjelly
991687cc10e4f252d94f
Properly this time.
Having a mix of settings with and without subcategory makes the 'Editor'
section stand out with a weird UX, as instead of simply being a foldable
section like the others, it also holds its own top-level settings and is
therefore selectable.
This wasn't the case in 3.4, and is fixed in 4.0 by refactoring, so for
3.5 we should preserve the 3.4 UX, even if it's not the best.
- akien-mga
acd4a01b8c
