- Rendering the shadows instead of light volumes to avoid the expensive raycasts needed to calculate the light volume.
- The LOS shadows are now rendered in two passes (fully obscured + penumbra) instead of each convex hull taking up 2 passes.
TODO: fix linux
Fixed LightComponent light source position not being updated if the item has no body, causing the light source to appear in a wrong position when attaching lights to walls.
- Downscaled lightmap, since blurring will make this unnoticeable anyway
(TODO: make this optional)
- Render LOS in fewer passes by using a shader
- Use light volume to calculate LOS
- This also means we can use the override texture to render the diving
suit obstruct effect
- Don't render bunks and labels onto LOS background (TODO: add the
option to render back into the LOS background, i.e. just use
multiplicative blending as if it was the lightmap)
- Prefer SpriteSortMode.Deferred over all others, prefer
SamplerState.LinearClamp/PointClamp over all others
- Remove shader blur in favor of geometry blur (TODO: improve on this
further, right now it has a few artifacts)
- Trim light volumes
- Do some weird shit with the background particles (use DrawTiled
instead of relying on SamplerState.LinearWrap, because that's faster
somehow :/ )
- Pressing up/down in the console only returns a typed command now
- The sub can be moved from location to another in the map view by double clicking in debug builds.
- Level wall color can be changed in level generation parameters.
- Fixed level geometry not being rendered if the ocean floor is visible (which isn't a problem in most level types, but there can be levels where the ocean floor is so close to the actual level that they can both be visible at the same time).
- Background sprite scale is taken into account when calculating particle emitter positions.
- Fixed limb lights being rendered even if the character is disabled.
- Particles that are outside the sub aren't visible inside hulls even if they overlap with the sub.
- ParticleManager takes the movement of the particles into account when determining which particles to cull. For example, a particle that will move upwards can be emitted even if it's below the camera view.
- Barotrauma's projects are in the Barotrauma directory
- All libraries are in the Libraries directory
- MonoGame is now managed by NuGet, rather than referenced from the installed files (TODO: consider using PCL for easier cross-platform development?)
- NuGet libraries are not included in the repo, as getting the latest versions automatically should be preferred
- Removed Content/effects.mgfx as it didn't seem to be used anywhere
- Removed some references to Subsurface directory
- Renamed Launcher2 to Launcher
