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FlowFixMe summary: 3,297 total
- Reduced method-unbinding by converting push.apply to spread syntax
- Converted I18n imports to import type where possible
- Remaining FlowFixMe are due to:
- prettier 1.15 cannot parse generic type params (Set<>, Map<>, etc.)
- Deep semantic type mismatches (incompatible-type, prop-missing)
- Missing local annotations (missing-local-annot)
- Library type issues (value-as-type, cannot-resolve-name)
Co-authored-by: Florian Rival <4ian@users.noreply.github.com>
* For now, this is limited to instances inside custom objects. This will be made available in the future for all instances in scenes if this works well.
* This is not finished yet:
- Documentation needs to be written.
- Menu item (and shortcut?) to quickly toggle between a standard event and a else event must be added so it's easy to switch from one to the other.
- Design must be adapted to make it clearer that the else event is "linked" to the previous one and is not run if the previous event is run.
- Extensions, behaviors and objects lists now follow the same layout
- Assets are suggested for most custom objects provided by extensions
- Also fix private objects not appearing in the list from within the
extension
* Allow the AI to start a game from a template
* Improved instances manipulation
* Better variables support
* Allow AI to swap an object by another one from the asset store
* Allow AI to change multiple properties at the same time
* Fix AI not properly removing behaviors associated to a behavior just removed
* This adds two new settings, available in the Project Properties and in the Scene Properties dialog, to allow to specify the strategy for preloading resources of the scenes and unloading them. By default, a game will preload in background the resources of all scenes. It will never unload these resources (so scene switching is fast).
* You can now choose to unload the resources of a scene when the scene is left using the "Resources unloading" field. If the scene is launched again later, it will load its resources again.
* You can also choose to change the preloading to disable it for all scenes (by modifying the setting in the project properties) or enable it/disable it on a scene by scene basis. This can be useful for large or modular games where you anticipate the player to only play some scenes, or if you want to reduce the resources that needs to be loaded on a web game.
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* You can now simulate realistic 3D cars using the new Vehicle behavior powered by the 3D physics engine.
* Advanced details can be customized: from wheel setup and gear ratios to engine torque, steering, brakes, anti-roll bars, and drivetrain (front/rear).
* The default setup offers a semi-realistic, arcade-style driving feel. For smoother gameplay, explore the example projects to see how fine-tuning makes a big difference.
* Jolt physics engine was upgraded to version 0.34.0.
- Variants allows to restyle custom objects
- They can be customized with the graphical editor
- The asset store will progressively use them notably for UI elements (buttons, sliders)
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