remove unneeded file
You will be missed.
Author: s20
Commit 00aaf345
add setting/resetting of wall tile types
Similar to adding objects and tiles the user can now also set/reset the wall types (read: wall papers) on either side of a piece of wall.
This is slightly more complicated as in the case of tiles, as here both sides of a piece of wall have to be regarded individually.
This change had effects on the shaders, the renderer, the World class, the SelectionState, the GameState and some other crowd favourites.
What is, however, still missing though is the removal and placement of walls.
Commit 45a6c118
undo optimisation as it makes the click input feel sluggish
Whooosh.
Commit ee84f245
fix mutexes to protect us from threading related corruption
Once again, fewer crashes through fewer race conditions.
Commit 621de253
make tiles editable (change tile type and reset it)
Now users cannot only place and remove objects, but also tiles.
Commit cc40e5ed
do not try to use vertex buffers that have not been created yet (due to race conditions)
Fewer crashes for everyone!
Commit 7f5f3d76
move code from the renderer to the modelpipeline where it belongs. add more comments.
That is.. that is what it does. Make the renderer just a bit smaller, bit by bit.
Commit 8908f88f
add support for deleting static objects
One could argue it makes sense to enable the user to also remove objects, now that they can also create them.
This also means that the renderer needs to stop making some assumptions about its data structures.
Furthermore, this refactors some part of the code a bit, for instance when resetting the current selection after deselection or a deletion happened.
Commit 87ad37a1
always initialise the selection state so that we can properly create objects before selecting/unselecting an existing one
It is probably a good move not to expect the user to first move something before allowing them to place something.
Commit 21adcef6
add dynamic object creation
Adds the code necessary to allow the user to add new objects during runtime. While most of the code can be re-used later, for now it is entered by using the temporary hotkey “O” when in shop mode.
After pressing it a new object (the table) can be placed wherever there is space for it, the same logic (working with the SelectionState) as when moving existing objects is used.
