In some cases, it may be better to use specially configured QuadMeshes
as an alternative to volumetric fog.
- Quads work with any rendering method, including Forward Mobile and Compatibility.
- Quads do not require temporal reprojection to look smooth, which makes
them suited to fast-moving dynamic effects such as lasers. They can also
represent small details which volumetric fog cannot do efficiently.
- Quads generally have a lower performance cost than volumetric fog
(with some exceptions).
The sample code listed the function ``get_import_options`` when it most likely meant ``_get_import_options`` (with an underscore in front). Some of the sample code also used the outdated File API instead of the FileAccess API.
Corrected more function names. Updated parameters for _get_import_options and _get_preset_name in sample code.
Using Windows 10 and Godot 4.0.2 Mono
The gdexample.gdextension file used in the example project is not being recognized by my version of Godot. I don't know the exact reason but I'm guessing it is because it doesn't specify whether or not it is supposed to be a debug or release file.
My changed .gdextension file is the same as the one that is available under godot-cpp\test\demo\example.gdextension. With this one it worked with no problems.
When adding the getter and setter functions to the example project a void has been added to the constructor in line 439 which was previously not there (in line 213) and is also causing the error C2533: constructors not allowed a return type. Simply removing it again fixes it.
- Replaced the "empty string" with "empty array" in the comment about how to report no errors.
- Renamed warning variable to warnings to indicate that it can contain multiple warnings.
Previously, the section on ADD_SIGNAL was a little convoluted and not entirely correct. I've fixed mild grammatical issues and expanded on it for new programmers, addressing these issues.
Until now, there was little documentation on how to create breakpoints
(including persistent ones with the `breakpoint` keyword). This may
not be obvious to those who haven't used other IDEs before.
This also documents' breakpoints persistent behavior since the editor
state is saved.
Ran into this today - the docs are good but could use an actual example
to confirm what they imply. Using a node name as a directory name is
kind of odd - this would have helped me figure it out at a glance.
One-click deploy used to show an Android icon, when available.
Nowadays, remote debug (aka one-click deploy) for web and Android
found under the same submenu in the top right buttons.
Show the new icon with the submenu open instead.
Image has been lightly edited from a 4.0.X screenshot to avoid
distracting elements. New image sent in .webp format.
No other references to the old image found on docs.
Fixes#7226
There were 4 pages documentation pages still using deg2rad(),
which have been substituted by deg_to_rad() and the examples
tested against 4.0.X.
There was 1 usage of C# Deg2Rad(), now DegToRad().
Some dependent comments and output have been updated accordingly:
(deg_to_rad() is implemented in the Math core functions, not in
the Expressions class), plus some float precission fixes, at
least on my architecture.
Only one mention of rad2deg() was found in all docs.
Fixes#7247
