* This adds a **Light** object that can be added on the scene, with a customizable color and radius.
* Add the **Light Obstacle** behavior to the object that must acts as obstacle (walls, etc...) to the lights.
* You can customize the ambient color of the rest of the scene from almost white (useful to show light shadows) to entirely black (useful for horror/exploration games) or any color.
* Use effects on the "Lighting" layer like "Kawase Blur" to achieve soft shadows.
* This brings various upgrades and performance improvement to the internal rendering engine used by games, both in the editor and in exported games.
* This also paves the way for adding new objects like Bitmap Text, Mesh or dynamic lights in the future.
* Huge thanks to @Quarkstar for working on this task and making most of the necessary upgrades .
* Thanks @Bouh for helping fixing/upgrading the Shape Painter object and @Silver-Streak as well as testers from the forum
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* Add a test game with all effects that can be used, to quickly verify they are working.
Co-authored-by: Quarkstar <quarkstar9@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Aurélien Vivet <bouh.vivez@gmail.com>
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This was because the OnceTriggers were shared with the runtime scene. Now each behavior has its set of Once Triggers. This means that Once Triggers "survive" if the behavior is deactivated then activated again.
Added integration test for generated behavior
Fix#1843
Replaced the invalid texture for the PIXI image manager by a valid, hardcoded image. This:
* avoids a warning about not being able to load bunny.png (finally!)
* when creating a new Sprite, the invalid texture being used while the sprite is being set up, this was making PIXI adding a new event listener on the bunny.png texture. As the texture was not loaded, the event listener would never be removed, creating a leak.
Verified that the memory consumption is now stable on "Collisions with creation and deletion benchmark.gdg.json" benchmark game.
As flipping can be considered as a way to "rotate" things, it makes sense to have it used as a center for flipping too.i
This is useful for objects that are moving and can be flipped according to if they are going left or right: they can now
be rotated and flipped "properly" (properly means that the center will stay at the same position when flipped/rotated)
This means that the center point won't move when the sprite is rotated or flipped.
The origin is still used as the point not moving in case of scaling. (this make sense because scaling is about the size, and origin about positioning)
This remove some calculations in the renderers, but add others in getDrawableX/Y and getCenterX/Y in case of flipping.
* Rename onOwnerRemovedFromScene to onDestroy (because it can be now called when a scene is destroyed)
* Fix it being not called when a scene is destroyed (so behavior don't get a chance to clean up what they have created)
* Fix onCreated being called before the object is fully initialized (for custom behaviors or behaviors relying on an object type)
* "Bug" is fixed by ignoring edges when doing collision tests for
the platform engine.
* Also add an option to round coordinates and ensure pixel-perfect
alignement of characters on platforms (on by default)
* Also add an optional parameter to ignore edges when
doing a collision test (or when separating objects)
* Add FontManager to the game engine, used to load and get access to loaded fonts.
* Use fontfaceobserver library to detect when a font is loaded.
* Add FontResource as a resource, like AudioResource.
* Update the TextEditor to use a selector for fonts.
* Refactor ResourceSelector floating label text
Harsimran Singh Virk