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Updated links to use https when possible to avoid redirects.
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The URL parameter already has a slash, adding an extra one results in
an invalid resource path
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`uwp/detect.py` was not setting the `env.msvc` variable to true causing
scons to pass wrong arguments to `msvc` (using `clang/gcc` options)
which in turn break the build due to `-Werror=return-type` not being
recognized by ms compiler.
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* [DOCS] Node: SceneSaver -> PackedScene
* [DOCS] PackedScene: Code example, resolve TODO
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This PR fixes the code to avoid saving default environment every time
the project is run whitin the editor.
Should fix #17727. Sorry for the troubles!
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This adds more scaling options, in addition to a custom scaling option
which allows any scale between 0.75 and 3.0 to be used.
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This reverts commit e42576548f2c0ae2c6cb24ce2b0437ffb8978d65.
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Replace float with real_t in most files, defined at the top of each file via using. Objects such as Vector3 now accept doubles as inputs, and convert to real_t internally. I've added default Vectors such as Vector3.Zero. Other misc C# improvements such as Mathf.RoundToInt(). Color continues to use float only because high precision is not needed for 8-bit color math and to keep things simple. Everything seems to compile and work fine, but testing is requested, as this is the first time I've ever contributed to Godot.
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Fixes #16923. I'm not a fan of the special case for scripts in editor_node.cpp, but in any case,
I made it so it wouldn't make the external editor to re-open just because we switched scenes.
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Works both for the editor and games.
Projects can still use "debug/settings/stdout/print_fps" to enable it
permanently. The --print-fps option takes precedence (so works even if
the project setting is disabled). That setting is also no longer redefined
on the fly based on the verbose flag, that was a mess.
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Fix #17644
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When `p_points.size() > p_colors.size()`, it crashed with invalid
array access to `p_colors`. Also, when `p_colors` was an empty
`Vector` it crashed due a missing `else` checking the `size`
condition, as the code handling that special case exists.
This PR fixes the missing `else` for `p_colors.size == 0` and,
following the `canvas_item_add_multiline` spirit, it only uses the
first color for the whole polyline if points and colors differ in
size.
Fix #17621.
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Fixes the mistake I made in #17603 to make it require Python > 3.6.
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Font update after resize relies on the viewport size which was updated
after the font was already refreshed, which resulted in artifacts when
it was rendered into the actual/new viewport size.
Fixes #15173.
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Aside from the colors themselves, the rejection was adding somes issues later in the mesh import process.
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- Setup runtime main args during initialization. This must be done manually by embedders who do not call mono_runtime_run_main. Fixes NullReferenceException in System.Environment.
- Continue to search the assembly in the rest of the search locations if loading it from one of them failed.
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The messages generated by some assertions can be confusing to users.
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Text overflowed canvas as tables didn't calculate correctly the width
of their columns. They used the whole table width available for each
column. Also, the `cell` parameter was wrongly parsed if used with its
optional argument (expand ratio).
This PR fixs the parsing of `cell` parameter (i.e. `cell=e`) and the
distribution of the full table width between columns, but it overrides
automatically the `expand` flag if the column is smaller than it could
be, to allow a better UX out-of-the-box. It keeps the `expand_ratio`
flag to let the user customize how every column grows in relation to
the rest.
Partially fix #6289.
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When adding a directory path to the inventory of the pack, an empty file name was being added to the file list. That made `Directory.get_ntext()` signal end-of-list too early so that files in a subdirectory were missed.
Fixes #15801.
Helps with #16798.
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More clarification.
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When `_save_all_scenes` or `save_resource_in_path` was called, they
always saved all the scenes and the resource no matter if they were
modified or not. For example, when `saving before run` option was
checked, it always overwrote the current scene and the default
environment simply by opening and runing the project.
This PR adds checks for unsaved scenes (using the same `unsave` check
others method used) and modified resources (comparing last modified
time and last import time).
Fix #6025.
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A subprocess call wasn't specifying an encoding,
so this gave a TypeError in Python 3.
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