- Add reflection probes for each test sphere, which can be toggled using
a new dropdown with 3 options (no reflection probe, reflection only,
reflection + ambient). The cull and reflection masks are configured
on each reflection probe so that spheres don't self-reflect, but other
spheres still appear in each sphere's reflections. Probe extents are made
very large to prevent any visible fading, and the test beds don't
receive the reflection probe's ambient or reflection.
- Improve ice material visuals by giving it some opacity.
- Use lossless compression on all textures, as their relatively low
resolution and count by today's standards makes them not use much VRAM
anyway.
This leads to code that is easier to understand and runs
faster thanks to GDScript's typed instructions.
The untyped declaration warning is now enabled on all projects
where type hints were added. All projects currently run without
any untyped declration warnings.
Dodge the Creeps and Squash the Creeps demos intentionally don't
use type hints to match the documentation, where type hints haven't
been adopted yet (given its beginner focus).
- Enable 4× MSAA in all 3D demos.
- Enable filmic tonemapping with a whitepoint of 6 in GLES3 3D demos.
- Add subtle fog to the Truck Town demo.
- Use the `2d` stretch mode and `expand` stretch aspect to support
multiple resolutions and aspect ratios.
This makes demos render correctly on hiDPI displays,
while also demonstrating how to handle multiple resolutions.
The 3D in 2D demo now uses "3D No-Effects" for the 3D viewport,
which is faster to render. Thanks to this, 4× MSAA is now enabled
for a better result.
The background loading demo now uses mipmaps for better-looking images.
The material testers demo now samples mouse input in a
resolution-independent manner when panning.
Default clear colors were also changed in some projects for visual
consistency with the project's theme.
Noticed a lot of error spat out because of unnormalized basis.
I simply followed the suggestion to use get_rotation_quat() instead of using constructor of Quat(x).
Hugo Locurcio
Danil Alexeev
Aaron Franke
Hanif Bin Ariffin
Chris Bradfield
Juan Linietsky