- First draft of the ABuffer visualizer renders a cube with all fragments
from the single linked abuffer. Lua command to turn on is
openspace.visualizeABuffer(true)
- Fixed LuaConsole to stop receiving input command after inputing command
- Fixed LuaConsole not to add command to history if it is identical to the
most recent command.
TODO:
- Add support for dynamic and fixed abuffer
- Scale the cube to match the window ratio
- Added SyncBuffer class for easy and effecient synchronization
- Small changes to Camera class
- Forward declared a few classes to minimize dependencies
- Access the command input prompt with the § button on swedish keyboard
layout. It is whatever key is corresponding to SGCT_KEY_BACKSLASH on
other layouts.
- Fixed so ABuffer reinitializes properly (could probably be optimized by
not resizing of smaller than before)
- Now setting size properly from window dimensions
- SGCT side-by-side stereo working
- Added first version of a ScreenLog mechanism
- Moved the info box to the upper left corner
- Added Ubuntu fonts
- Made RenderEngine a PropertyOwner with _showInfo and _showScreenLog as
bool properties that can be edited through Lua.
Modified ScriptManager to decouple adding libraries from registering libraries
Allowing ScriptManager to register libraries to other lua states as well
The rest is pretty straight forward, renderable trail is the ephemeris class and wavefrontobject is a very crudely constructed reader... ill fix that on monday
- Only first version of the RenderablePlane
Todo:
- Support rotation of planes
- Support billboarding
- Support different local origin (LowerLeft, LowerRight, Center...)
NOTE: Basically, added a whole bunch of mod files, I agre - its ugly but later we need to decide ownership of this class.
Ephemeries goes temporarily under the name "RenderableTrail"
It displays a fading ephemeries with nodes of equal time (planetary days for now, will make changable)
For each modfile one specifies all the usual spice stuff with the addition of:
- Planets tropical orbit
- Planet/Earth orbit ratio
- Planets day length in earth hours
Pulled from NASAs webpage so its reliant data, got the link from Brian.
Jonas Strandstedt