Synergy (now Barrier) input was lost when we removed the CryLegacy Gem. This resurrects the code, updates it to work with Barrier (which is the open source project based on the original Synergy core), and updates it to be more conformant with the AzFramework Input framework.
Notes:
- The majority of code in BarrierInputClient.cpp is still largely unmodified from the original Cry drop and could use some love to make it more robust, but it works so at least gives us somewhere to start.
- The current iteration replaces the host platform's default mouse/keyboard implementation upon creation of the BarrierInputClient, and if the connection fails or is later lost we don't restore the default implementations which we should for a better use experience. On a related note, for some use cases it would be better to create additional mouse/keyboard input devices (that use the Barrier implementations) in addition to the existing devices (that use the host platform's default implementation), however this would mean that any system assuming only one mouse/keyboard device exists would not work with the additional Barrier input devices. We can iterate on both of the above issues in the future as needed, perhaps providing configurable options to control the behaviour.
Signed-off-by: bosnichd <bosnichd@amazon.com>
* Disabled to skip exporting a node in case there are child bones underneath, this broke motion extraction as we skipped the motion extraction node.
* Added several helper methods for getting the local space bind pose transform, finding all bones, getting the first bone for a given node name and a recursive has child bones.
* Unified the cloned get all bone methods.
Signed-off-by: Benjamin Jillich <jillich@amazon.com>
The previous version returned the incorrect size from the position map when
blendshapes are present in the model. When there are blendshapes, the
vertex welding is disabled, and nothing is inserted into the position map.
However, the position map's size was being used to dictate how many
elements to create in the skinning info. The skinning info tries to
compensate for an incorrect max vertex index by resizing its underlying
vector when adding an influence, but that was using the index as the new
size of the vector, so it was off by one. This fixes both errors.
Signed-off-by: Chris Burel <burelc@amazon.com>
Since TraceMessageBus will be called from multiple threads and python interpreter is single threaded, all the bus calls are queued into a list and called at the end of the frame in the main thread.
Signed-off-by: moraaar <moraaar@amazon.com>
* add typename for struct initializer
Signed-off-by: hultonha <hultonha@amazon.co.uk>
* fix for ensuring while the camera is 'active', events are consumed and not propagated
Signed-off-by: hultonha <hultonha@amazon.co.uk>
* refactor how we decide which priority to repsond to events to
Signed-off-by: hultonha <hultonha@amazon.co.uk>
* also -> only
Signed-off-by: hultonha <hultonha@amazon.co.uk>
* Add missing RTTI include to fix non-unity build error
* Add missing includes that were automatically added as part of unity builds
Signed-off-by: Steve Pham <spham@amazon.com>
Recently some changes were made to pch, and this was probably missed. This will just include the file directly when Aftermath is enabled.
Signed-off-by: Ken Pruiksma <pruiksma@amazon.com>
* Enable Shader Compilation support for Linux
* Add azslc package 3P definition for download
* Add AzslcGeader.azsli nad PlatformHeader.hlsli for Linux/Null and Linux/Vulkan (Copy of Android/Vulkan)
* Enable trait PAL_TRAIT_BUILD_ATOM_ASSET_SHADER_SUPPORTED for Linux
* Add platform builder file dependencies
* Updated AZ_TRAIT_ATOM_SHADERBUILDER_AZSLC to use new 3P linux version of azslc
* Add AtomShaderCapabilities.json, PlatformLimits.azasset for Linux (Copy from Android)
* Fix paths/values for Vulkan_Traits_Linux.h
* Enable trait PAL_TRAIT_BUILD_ATOM_ASSET_SHADER_SUPPORTED for Linux
* Enabled AZ_TRAIT_ATOM_VULKAN_LAYER_LUNARG_STD_VALIDATION_SUPPORT for Linux/Vulkan
* Added AzslcHeader.azsli, PlatformHeader.hlsli dependencies for Linux/Null and Linux/Vulkan in the platform builders for windows and mac for consistency
Signed-off-by: spham-amzn <spham@amazon.com>
Engine improvements/fixes
Fixed behavior that made the editor automated test to be sometimes stuck if lost the focus is lost.
Added support for specifying multiple tests to in batch to the editor, this is achieved by passing --runpythontest with the tests separated by ';'
Added new cmdline argument --project-user-path for overriding the user path. This allows to have multiple editors running writing logs and crash logs in different locations.
Moved responsability of exiting after a test finishes/passes out of ExecuteByFilenameAsTest, callers will use the bool return to know if the test passed.
Editor test batch and parallelization implementation:
Now the external python portion of the editor tests will be specified via test specs which will generate the test. Requiring no code. This is almost a data-driven approach.
Tests can be specified as single tests, parallel, batchable or batchable+parallel
Command line arguments for pytest to override the maximum number of editors, disable parallelization or batching.
Automated tests for testing this new editor testing utility
Signed-off-by: Garcia Ruiz <aljanru@amazon.co.uk>
Co-authored-by: Garcia Ruiz <aljanru@amazon.co.uk>
* Remove dirty entities correctly when prefab entities get destroyed
Signed-off-by: srikappa-amzn <srikappa@amazon.com>
* Remove call to clear dirty entity for single entity delete
Signed-off-by: srikappa-amzn <srikappa@amazon.com>
* Removed couple of asserts because order of operations is not fixed
Signed-off-by: srikappa-amzn <srikappa@amazon.com>
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