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Improvements to the Visual Scripting System by Swarnim Arun. I finished integrating Embree into the engine's build system and also added a simple ray tracing API that allows for defining a set of meshes and perform ray intersection tests among them. Improvements to the Visual Scripting System – Swarnim Arun. Repository: [link].
Incorrect mesh instanced attribute handling for INT type attributes. Clipping module now supports linked flags, such as manual loading of Spine. Optimized script-heavy projects to reduce wait times after modifications. Improved project build prompts for scripts, engines, and native simulators.
Core: Expose minizip API to allow creating zips using scripts ( GH-65281 ). Editor: Reorganize script editor menu ( GH-64277 ). Editor: Add script editor shortcut to add selection and caret for next occurrence of current selection ( GH-67644 ). Physics: Optimized support function for large meshes ( GH-64382 ).
Core: Expose minizip API to allow creating zips using scripts ( GH-65281 ). Editor: Reorganize script editor menu ( GH-64277 ). Editor: Add script editor shortcut to add selection and caret for next occurrence of current selection ( GH-67644 ). Physics: Optimized support function for large meshes ( GH-64382 ).
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