* As soon as the user wants to change direction while in the air, change
the character's facing side.
* This allows for example shooting left then right while in the air and
gives a better feeling.
Adapted from @stormi's 8ff2aec4f1.
Made public the various set/getters for rotations in degrees.
For consistency, renamed the exposed method names to remove the leading
underscore, and kept the old names with a deprecation warning.
Fixes#4511.
I don't already know how the fuck it works, but it is.
A bit slow currently, but hope to improve it soon.
The current limitations:
1. No constraints. At all.
2. Used simplest CCD algorithm, I just can't believe
in jacobian construction from code.
3. Slow to get to target.
Not all APIs are provided yet, please request whathever you are missing.
Some example plugins are provided in demos/plugins. Just copy them to a folder in your project named addons/ and then enable them from the project settings.
Have fun!
The scripts were streamlined using more or less the following conventions:
- space after a comma in lists of arguments
- spaces around weak operators (+, -), no spaces around strong operators (*, /)
- spaces around comparison operators and compound assignment operators
- space after a comment start (#)
- removed trailing spaces or tabs, apart from those that delimit the function indentation level (those could be removed too but since they are added automatically by the editor when typing code, keeping them for now)
- function blocks separate by two newlines
- comment sentences start with an upper-case letter
The scripts were streamlined using more or less the following conventions:
- space after a comma in lists of arguments
- space around weak operators (+, -), no space around strong operators (*, /)
- space after a comment start (#)
- removed trailing spaces or tabs, apart from those that delimit the function indentation level (those could be removed too but since they are added automatically by the editor when typing code, keeping them for now)
- function blocks separate by two newlines
The scene files were resaved with the (current) 2.0 format, and some scenes that were in XML format were converted to SCN, to be consistent across all demos.
