Not sure about Unity, but Godot does it by including precompiled binaries for each supported platform as part of an "export template" package. When you 'compile' your game Godot just pulls out the corresponding binary from the export template and renames it for you. We could do something similar in ...

Tinker with those warp settings as well - try setting them to 64 or even 128 and see how that changes things. My suspicion is that the AIPlayer's yaw handling is breaking in situations where the client & server desync. The server says the AIPlayer's rotation is one thing and it should turn to this a...

My guess is that this is going to be an issue deeper in the engine, you were probably on the right track looking at the yaw code. The fact that it happens during the initial spawn makes me think it's an issue with the way yaw data is initially networked & interpolated. Is there any change if you dis...

In your examples '.type' & '.color' are known as 'dynamic fields' in the world of Torque. Internally each object has a SimFieldDictionary (basically a hashmap) that stores a key:value pair for each 'dynamic field' the object has. When you add a new dynamic field (e.g. %obj.myNewVar = 15) the object ...

shaders are compiled & cached on-use resulting in hitching with each unique material In fairness, we do suffer from the same issue at present, it's just that the shadergen feature(aka prefab snippets of shadercode) combo system cuts down on duplicates a bit. (I'd say a lot, but depending on just ho...

Glad you got it working!

setSkin/setSkinName are indeed networked but the actual retexturing work is done clientside by the reSkin() method. The only reason calling setSkin/setSkinName applies the change to all clients is because those functions set a netmask (SkinMask) which sends the mSkinNameHandle string across the wire...

Lots of fun stuff on the horizon. Will be good to finally see all of the pieces come together. And my little blurb on Godot since I spent some time evaluating it this year: 3.0 was supposed to be the big "this challenges Unity" release but I found that not to be the case. It does a lot of things rea...

The code is correct Az (at least on Windows, poor Linux...) but if the registry key is missing for some reason it'll fail which sounds like what's happening in Hodo's case. There are some other registry keys we can check as well (the thread I linked lists those). Another potential alternative would ...

It's an issue with their OS rather than your app/Torque. Platform::openWebBrower() will fail on Windows machines if it can't find the registry key that points to the user's default web browser. More info and some possible solutions: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/aa3a1535-aa8...